... Don't know about those, but I have gained a smatter of experience with NoteTab over time. ^!Replace "^releasedate=.*\R" >> "" WRASTI Please find "Help on...
Thanks, Art, You've done a nice job of setting this all up. The extra effort is appreciated. I'll be out most of today, but will look at implementation later...
Sheri, Now is a good time for us to repeat the helpful links for regex help that you have given before (one is at end of this email). One of them is what...
Just being curious, I tried the ^!Email command in a one line clip and it did nothing. I have NT Light 6.12 What is supposed to happen? Does it require my...
This may border on off topic, but I am hoping to build a clip to do this (which maybe makes it on topic hopefully). I have a stop watch called a sprint8 timer...
Hi did the serial to USB converter come with it's own program ,if it did the serial port should, do you have an old modem that could be tried first. THANKYOU...
... The old program probably needs a low port number. Find the USB driver in your (Windows) system device manager and see if you can change the serial port...
... If you can't use the old program, you will need a terminal program to send to and capture data from the device. HyperTerminal used to come with Windows,...
Just when I thought I was getting pretty good at RegEx, I see I still have a LONG way to go. I wanted to write a single find\replace to trim tabs and spaces...
... That works fine, Don! Also this works for me -- without capturing anything... ^!Replace "^(?:([\t\x20]+))|(?:(?1)$)" >> "" AWRS Tested with NT 6.12 Pro. ...
Nice point Flo, more efficient indeed. ^ = at start (?: ) means group but don't capture?? \t is tab \x20 is spaces + means more than one ... the (?1) repeats...
... still have a LONG way to go. ... from the beginning and ends of all lines. Do NOT remove lines with just white space. They should just be changed to an...
... Thank you all so very much for the multiple answers. I learned something from each of them. And this last reply is the best and what I was looking for. I...
IF i have a file that has numbers and i want to take away the amount can this be done in nottab example I need for it to ask me how much to change by then...
... amount can this be done in nottab example ... document and do the following ... boz, Will the subtraction always the same, e.g., in your example the take ...
OK HERE IS A LARGER EXAMPLE and no it will not always be .500 it will change form file to file but it should only change the numbers with X INFRONT CLEAR DRAW ...
... will change form file to file but it should only change the numbers with X INFRONT ... boz, Will the subtrahend be a fixed amount or percentage throughout...
... I've cobbled this together and it seems to work: ^!Set %Diff%=^?{Value to subtract: } ^!Jump TEXT_START ... ^!Find "X([0-9.]+)\D" RS1 ^!IfError Weiter ...
... Regrettably, we still don't know "bozlawless'" exact intentions. Nevertheless, Axel's solution is possibly a suitable approach. What interests me is how we...
... I noticed that too, but I just assume some extra digits won't hurt. As ^$Calc only seems to be able to make a fixed number of digits and I didn't want to...
Not following this one fully ... but calc will do set decimals ... ^$Calc(Expression[;Decimals])$ Calculates mathematical expressions. Use the optional...
OTL Tools... I use OTL files extensively. One clip I'd like does this: It reads thru an OTL file and creates the following type of report: Topic1 - 23 lines ...
I'm getting old. I have clips that I have used before to modify an open file. I can open my clip library with the 5 clips and edit them. But now, I don't...
Good idea about the spaces in otl titles. I also use just a single space for a title. Appears as a blank title. Tom...
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... Thanks, Don! But that's not the point. As you can see in both Axel's and my clip we don't have any problem with "defining decimals". The question was how...
I don't use outline files, so can you give us ten lines of one? I assume there is a heading and then content and then heading an more content and so forth?...
... Hugo, Thanks! That's certainly a good solution for checking whether a number is a fraction or an integer. I adapted your INT construction to my clip (see...
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