Hi all, I wonder if Boxer can handle the following case: At drupal.org, release info notes comes in the following format: (2 example lines follows) #12345...
One other thing I thought of, you may need to anchor the number to some other character so it gets all the numbers at the beginning: ^(#[0-9]+)[^0-9].+: (.+)$ ...
Hi, thanks for the tips :-) When I try that in Boxer 13, both variants give me the message "not found within the search scope", both when searching from curser...
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Stephan Eichenlaub
stephan@...
Feb 5, 2012 3:00 pm
Hi Leeteq, the search pattern is easy: #[0-9]+.*: The tricky part is that you don't want to replace the whole search pattern but instead delete/replace only a...
ok, yes that worked. Now I just realized that the space before each number is not tab but several spaces, so I have to search for "by" instead of the first...
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Stephan Eichenlaub
stephan@...
Feb 5, 2012 3:12 pm
You may want to check out the RegExp HInts in the Replace dialog. \s should work as the pattern for whitespace. Try: \s+.+: \s (whitespace) means anything that...
Actually, I will simply replace everything from and including the first "by" on each line, to the first colon. But how do I specify that? I have never bothered...
Hi all, I have two somewhat related questions: 1. Is there a IRC channel that also Boxer users are frequenting somewhere? (people from this group). 2. I am...
leeteq55> Hi all, I have two somewhat related questions: leeteq55> 1. Is there a IRC channel that also Boxer users are frequenting leeteq55> somewhere? (people...
ok, thanks for the answer. Are there any particular threads here in this group where such discussions are going on regarding Boxer? (Should I get involved in...
Hi, is it possible with Boxer to compare 2 text files and identify differences using pairs of lines as the criteria? If only one line match, then it is...
leeteq55> Hi, is it possible with Boxer to compare 2 text files and leeteq55> identify differences using pairs of lines as the criteria? Yes, I do this a lot...
I am still having issues with Boxer v14 and word wrap. Pasting a block of text into a current file seems to destroy the formatting of the text. The visual...
hi, thanks for the quick answer. Yes, I know about the tile function, but having in mind the way that for example WinMerge automatically inserts "space"...
soxee707> I am still having issues with Boxer v14 and word wrap. soxee707> Pasting a block of text into a current file seems to destroy soxee707> the...
leeteq55> Yes, I know about the tile function, but having in mind the way leeteq55> that for example WinMerge automatically inserts "space" between leeteq55>...
Hello - Is there any way, when using Find-and-replace, to keep the cursor at the place where a replacement took place? It is a bugbear of mine, that so often...
Is there a Boxer macro language guide that I can download. Am about to convert a number of custom Multi-Edit macros to work within Boxer. The syntax is quite...
See the help topics "Macro Function Reference" and "Macro Language Reference." They're quite complete. -- Sent from my Android phone with K-9 Mail. Please...
I’m stuck on a minor issue. Am creating a macro that I can invoke with a hotkey to put a comment on the end of the line containing my initials and the date....
This isn't exactly what you are looking for but works well for what it is. The macro accepts a string and deletes everything after that string. /// clear...
Try strcat(), that should do it. Â int strcat(string str1, string str2) Concatenates 'str2' to 'str1'. Returns the length of 'str1' or -1 for error. ...
I see you've gotten some other help, but here's another approach. To get the date I use GetDate() which returns integers, so you have to use PutInt since Boxer...
Hawk521> But I have yet to find the magical way to concatenate “// JNM “ Hawk521> with DATE(). Here's a code snippet that should do the trick: int y, m,...
Hi John, John> Is there any way, when using Find-and-replace, to keep the cursor at John> the place where a replacement took place? John> It is a bugbear of...
It's been a long time since I've written macros in Boxer, but conceptually couldn't you write something simple that would - save your place - do your...
Perfect. I actually ended up using sprintf(datestr, "%02d-%02d-%02d", m, d, (y-2000)); to get the format I was wanting. Thanks. I’m really enjoying...
