Kat, Charlie: your messages probably require a response from the code poet himself, but he's out of town. David should be back on Tuesday. Regards, -Daan-...
Hi Katrina, There are some good ideas in there, thanks. I'll get them added to the list. Katrina> I realise that Boxer is made by a small development team... ...
Hi Brian, splaestro> Am I just thinking wishfully, or did this work at one point for splaestro> CSS? No, I don't remember ever coding this to work for CSS...
I recently had the need to move a lot of short lines around in a file, and it became quite a tedious matter to cut and paste 100s of lines. I recall a text...
Hi Steven, steven99574> I recently had the need to move a lot of short lines around in steven99574> a file, and it became quite a tedious matter to cut and...
Hi Steven, I have these assigned to Alt-Shift-Up and Alt-Shift-Down, respectively: // Move Line Up macro newmacro() { Up; SwapLines; } // Move Line Down macro...
Once again, Boxer really shows its amazing array of (existing) tools. Those tips you gave, proved to be more powerful than the old command I was
pining for. ...
Thanks, Andy. Those macros exactly reproduce what I was looking for. I really ought to fool around with macros more, and start utilizing their
immense power...
I am using macros to grab text from the Windows clipboard and place it into my document. The problem is that sometimes the text contains returns ("line enders"...
Hi Steve, Thanks for your note... Steven_I_Low> I am using macros to grab text from the Windows clipboard and Steven_I_Low> place it into my document. The...
Can anyone help me with a silly little problem? - I just can't seem to find a simple answer. I want to write a macro which cranks through a text file, word by ...
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 10:54:41 -0400, willgrstevens ... Just a quick response with no macro code in here, but I would think it would be very easy to do this on a...
Thanks for the suggestsion, but I am still having a problem. My \r\n characters are in the middle of the string so I can't get rid of them by shortening it....
(Sorry if you get this twice, there was an error on the first try and I don't see it posted.) Thanks for the suggestions. They work to get rid of "\n", but not...
Hi Steve, I would probably use strlen() to get the length of the string and then use strchr() to find the '\r39; and '\n39;. Once you find them, you can then...
When I save messages from my email program, they are apparently saved in Unicode format. As a result, I can't use Boxer to handle them. When I try to open the...
Thanks - as you say, I think that can be translated fairly easily into a Boxer macro. What I was hoping for, though, was a solution which didn't involve ...
w> What I was hoping for, though, was a solution which didn't involve w> examining every character, but which made use of Boxer's GetWord or w> SelectWord. I...
Hi Will, Thanks for your note... willgrstevens> I want to write a macro which cranks through a text file, willgrstevens> word by word, copying each word...
On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 00:15:27 -0400, mulberryfan <mulberryfan@...> ... This is probably the single most glaring feature that I don't see in Boxer, yet....
On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 04:16:18 -0400, willgrstevens ... I was just looking at the reference materials, but have you considered GetWordDelimiters? ... It's just a...
Hi Steve, Steven_I_Low> Here are my results given that the variable sTemp is "Check Steven_I_Low> the\r\nweb site": Function =>> Resulting string Steven_I_Low>...
Hi Joan, Thanks for your note... mulberryfan> Am I overlooking some feature in Boxer that would enable me to mulberryfan> handle these files? No, Aaron has it...
On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 13:47:21 -0400, David Hamel, Boxer Software ... I realize that Boxer is *not* an open-source project or anything, but since you have such...
Hi Aaron, Arctic> I realize that Boxer is *not* an open-source project or anything, Arctic> but since you have such small development resources, have you ...
On Sun, 23 Oct 2005 13:41:03 -0400, David Hamel, Boxer Software ... I can understand that. :-) I figured that was your stance. I don't know enough about what...
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... Aye, Unicode ist getting more and more important, our most beloved editor should not disqualify itself for future use by not being able to handle it. ...
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 08:41:24 -0400, Stephan Eichenlaub ... Indeed, the only other thing I can think of to add to that list of wishes, would be code folding....