With the command ^!InsertText ^$StrSplit("^$GetSelection$";70;FALSE)$ I had expected every line to end with a space before the return. Isn't that what the...
Ok, here is my revised clip, as per your instructions. ;Center the Title text. ... ^!Find "(\<table id\="msgUN".*?\<tbody)" R0 ^!IfError END ^!Jump SELECT_END ...
... This simply means IF there is a space at the end of the line (or spaces) should they be trimmed or not. It does not insert a space for you. Assuming I...
It can also be done throughout a document with a Replace command, such as: ^!Replace "(.+)\s?\R" >> "$1^%SPACE%^%NL%" ARSTW This will replace any existing...
... Wow, much as I don't understand it, I love regex! What power! Okay so .+ means one or more of any character(s) except a new line. That is matched and put...
... Well, that space is already there. My selection contains a line of several hundred bytes length. What StrSplit does is go to 70 and then go backward to the...
Okay, I tested this now on some text. If I use FALSE at the end, all lines are hard wrapped/split at 70 or less and there is a trailing space on the line ......
Don, You have correctly interpreted the regex. I thought the lines were already split, and the goal was just to add the space at the end. At this point, it...
... I'm not sure StrSplit is doing. I have View Nonprinting characters enabled. If I have a document with: abc followed by 70 spaces followed by abc followed...
... I am apparently in 5.5. I have 5.7, but need to get it to start when I click on notetab. Perhaps the version number does have something to do with it. I...
This is probably a dumb question and I think Jody explained it a long time ago but I forgot because I rarely use this one. In Help it says: ^!Delay nnn Adds a...
... Yes, it does. Jody explained to me a long time ago that the leading zero isn't needed. I interpreted 'nnn' the same way as I think you do, that all three...
Well, I noticed this line of code in the SampleCode Clipbook in NotePro 4.95, ;give it enough time to load (4/10th of a second) ^!Delay 4 and it's kind of...
Thunderbird Import-Export Tools saves email messages in the form: [ DATE-SUBJECT ] (inclusion of date in file name is a user option). I would like instead to...
Yeah, I hear that. The Help file is one of the few 'complaints' I have about NoteTab. It was obviously written by somebody who already knows exactly how...
One of the best sets of examples of clip programming can be had by downloading the clip libraries and dissecting them. That is how I taught myself. ...
... Not quite. I have found my mistake here. I have got into the habit of writing a capital "FALSE" which usually works, but not in ^$StrSplit. This function...
I would like to perform a backward ^!Find using a regular expression, but the search engine ignores the backward flag when the regular expression flag is...
... Regex searching is strictly forward. The B and T options are not applicable to regex. You can manipulate the cursor position with clip commands before...
Hi Sheri, Eric, While I'm no expert in regular expressions, I do manage to use them successfully (partly with Sheri's help) for some time. It had never...
I agree with the examples part, BUT... Haven't you experienced the warm and fuzzy feeling you get, when you try to get help with "Open File" and you get...
... Also not applicable to C option. While the option help should be improved, I did find in Main Help this concerning the direction of searching and regular...
Dan, If you have an example of text that you'd be searching, and the look behind item you'd be searching for, there are possibly ways to do what you want...
... Thanks for looking that up. I'm sure you would agree, that a person confused about RegExp in general is highly unlikely to find that particular help,...
Ahhh, well yes. But comparing Eric Fookes to Bill Gates is like comparing Albert Einstein to a gorilla. Not a fair comparison at all. At least when it comes to...
Greetings, Does anyone have a way to add multiple clips to the AutoCorrect library without manually adding each one individually? For instance, all fifty of...
I sometimes have to do something like this. I simply make a single clip that is named (in your case) Expand State Abbreviations. In that clip, I set up the...