'File Find' dialog: new '[ ] All occurrences' option

[angel_il]

if "All occurrences" swich on search for first result.

                                                                  
┌────────────────────────── Find File ───────────────────────────┐
│ Start at:                                                      │
│ .                                                 [^] [ Tree ] │
│                                                                │
│ File name:                      Content:                       │
│ *                          [^]                             [^] │
│ [x] Case sensitive              [x] Case sensitive             │
│ [x] Using shell patterns        [ ] Regular expression         │
│ [x] Find recursively            [ ] All charsets               │
│ [ ] Skip hidden                 [ ] Look at the first entry    │
│ [ ] All charsets                                               │
│                                                                │
│           [< OK >]                         [ Cancel ]          │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

[ossi]

this is confusing; this term has a clear connotation with search&replace (i.e., the gratuitously broken functionality).
the typical naming is "search from cursor", "start at top" or so.
but modern editors tend not to have that option and instead wrap to the beginning when the search runs off the end, usually displaying a dialog to confirm this (kate) or just showing an indicator in the status line.

[andrew_b]

Fixed summary.

[slavazanko]

'All occurrences' - is this option for avoid duplicates of file names (if on one file found more than one string) in search results dialog?