Hi Corl DeLuna, ... de nada! ... it in our ... Hhm, I've only found that file, I have not written it. =:) For me, it tooks about 1 1/2 year, to really embedd...
Hi, I just made two clips that convert frequency to wavelength and vice versa but could not figure out how to use the math functions to handle scientific...
I think you will find what you need here: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ntb-clips/message/10156 Regards, Sheri ... versa but could not figure out how to...
... I've yet to use math in clip code but it should work the same as in the evaluate expression command within NoteTab. THere are at least two ways to handle...
Thanks Horst, A year and a half? Wow! While the goal of CVS is very appealing, the methodology takes time to get one's head around it. Especially for me trying...
I use NoteTab to clean formatted documents to plain text for use in web pages. One clip is used to remove residual marks that include hash characters and it is...
... I think it is a bug in clips. Can you do it when using Replace from the menu bar and copying and pasting the character from the document into the dialog? ...
... web pages. ... Robin, I don't have a sample of the text you're working on but I duplicated a small sample of my own. Using the replace commands from you...
Strange, doesn't work for me on a line of #'s, although it will replace one if its the only thing on a line, or is followed by a space. This works (replaces...
... From the help file: T: Does not search for whole words only (search string can be found within longer words). All possibilities: ^!Find "SearchText"...
... Instead of WAIS use WAIST. As Sheri also pointed out your clip finds "#" when it's on its own but not in a string, so I assumed that was the problem with...
... Did you find that somewhere in Notetab's Help or just "guess" that was probably the format for scientific notation? I couldn't find it anywhere in Help nor...
... That was just a guess. it is a common enough convention in other programming languages that I thought it just might work. I took a look at the Calculate in...
... Well, yes, obviously. Text emails use a limited character set and the ... you can see, that more than one hash-like character was meant originally and...
Greetings: I am trying to do a conditional replace but instead am floundering about. I have a file that contains some lines which look like this... DEPT.F...
Hi, Thanks for all the good tips on how to do this. It seems that all these are evaluated by $Calc with the second one (1.43e9) being the simplest to explain...
... ^!Find "whatever" RS ^!IfError FindErrorLabel ;if you get here whatever must be highlighted - your IfTrue condition ^!Replace "whateverhighlighted" >>...
Hello all, I have been putting off switching to NTPro5 since I will need to update my clips. With the new regular expression engine, what do I need to do make...
Kathy Jungjohann
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Dec 5, 2006 9:25 pm
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Thanks, that helps, I was being too ambitious I guess. At first I did not think I wanted to do what you suggested, I only wanted to change part of what I found...
I would remove those ^!IfTrue commands from the front of your ^!Replace commands. IfTrue is for branching to a label based on a boolean value. From clip help: ...
... See here for a couple of clips that aid in conversion: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ntb-clips/message/15646 Here is what it does with your example: ...
My bad. Those were left over from a prior effort. And, I only tested the first case. :-/ And I had been staring at the code too long and not seeing the obvious...
... Agreed, although not all people might know that notation. ... If you mean just the exponent notation, that should be pretty straight forward. For...
... That depends. you could just go and divide regardless and let it give you the result as E9 and E12 and whatever and visually choose the one that looks...
This was first sent last evening, but never appeared: ... That depends. you could just go and divide regardless and let it give you the result as E9 and E12...