... Eb, Sheri, I think one questions was how to use "^& as argument passer". I can't see how anything is "passed" here at all with... ^!Set %arg%=^& It has...
... Hi Flo, That was a misstatement. ^& is not an argument pass-er, it is the argument pass-ed. You can send optional text or data to a clip. If a clip refers...
... It is not a command producing the output -- it is the lines of text with no commands that exist in the test clip after expansion of ^%temp% variable. ...
I have a couple of questions, I searched for and did not find, searched wrong places I guess, a beginners tutorial for writing clips. Someone point me that...
... what you are trying to do. ... proper permissions. ... settings/application data instead of in the notetab folder as you might expect. Don, today I cannot...
... library. Last week I could. When I click on add from the clipboard, and I had a clip on the clipboard nothing happened, nothing. Same when I clicked on a...
Thanks, I'll give this a try out of curiosity. I gather you are suggesting that ^& will not stumble over the newlines. On the other hand, using ^%temp% as...
Flo, You're right, I did not provide for visible output in the demo. I guess I should have done so to remove ambiguity. The test manager clip stored the...
Hi Ed, Generally, you're talking about a clip library, so stretch the point and call this the correct forum. Even if most of my suggestions are more OS...
Ed, This may not be your cup of tea, but I learned Clipping by reading the help file. Start by reading about Variables and Labels. Help menu, Help on clip ...
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Edward: Jody created a "clip class" (10 of 15 proposed lessons were completed) sometime during or before 2001. It "should" be accessible somewhere in or below ...
That was what I was looking for. I sure miss Jody and Jim Hall. Ed A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself. -- Josh Billings...
Well sort of, but you'd need a "delimiter" to make it mean anything. Knowing what the data is would be helpful. I assume it is catching anything between two...
Hi Y'all, Can anyone suggest a way to use ^$GetDocMatchAll to match lines that do _NOT_ contain a target word? I've tried various combinations of assertions,...
The Help says: "d" displays the day as a number without a leading zero (1-31), and "m" the month as a number without a leading zero (1- 12). Accordingly... ...
Okay, I don't understand regex at all ... in this context .... so this is just a guess, but I think you are excluding the ending return. Isn't that what ^...
... That would seem inconsistent. Which brings up my next point, what do we do with bugs to get Eric's attention. As you know I have recently discovered two...
You probably need the latest NoteTab release for this: ^!Toolbar New Document Some Target Bla Subject Bla Bla Target Bla Bla Interesting ^!Jump Doc_End ;begin...
Verrry Interrrestingg, Thanks Sheri. Your test lines work as desired. But, (Eric, are you lurking?) the code does not work when I remove the New Document...
Thanks for the suggestion, Don. ... Isn't ... line. Yes, more or less. But I know I'm getting delimited data. When I use only the lookahead assertion, It...
... Eb, Sheri, and all, This is an another instructive solution presented by Sheri! Regarding ... I would say: The RegEx matches either a line that contains...
... You would need to present your doc and clip for help explaining that. Two things come to mind. First, in the pattern I used: (?i)(^.*\bTarget\b.*)|(^.+) ...
Hi Flo, ... That is probably the most direct approach. If for some reason we wanted the result in a variable instead of the document we could use the new...
I remember doing something like this... ^!Keyboard {down,12} OR ^!Keyboard {down 12} But I get an error message either way. This isn't covered in the clip ...
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