Hello all! I have been a member of the NoteTab NTB group for awhile now, but this is my first post on the CLIP group. Does anyone have a clip or library for...
Were there any changes in the treatment of linefeeds to version 5.8? I have some files containing linefeeds ($0a) as well as correct newlines ($0d0a) and I...
Hi Axel, One way to deal with this is to use a regular expression replace, to replace every occurrence of a linefeed NOT preceded by a Carriage return with...
... Doesn't help. The file definitely contains 0a as well as the normal 0d0a, but after opening it in NoteTab all these are changed to 0d0a. A search for...
... I made a test file and loaded it in both 5.7 and 5.8 and both seemed to handle my test file the same. But that's not to say that my test conditions match...
... No, when things began not to work as expected I checked everything in the Hex view of Totalcommander. The raw files I'm dealing with are in the Atari or...
... Hello, I have tried above clip and can't make it work? Is it because I am using notetab pro ver: 5.61? Above clip was originally written in 2005. I...
... Yes it is, that clip is in the old syntax. The following is untested but ought to work: H="Add <br>" ; select one line or many lines you wish to add the...
... No, the caret on its own means nothing. This ought to work: ^!Replace "^(.+?)$" >> "<br>$1" HRAS It only looks for lines with a content of at least one...
I have a problem that I just can't seem to fix correctly. (Periods is only one example - I have this problem with several clips using other characters, like...
... Try it this way, untested but should work: ^!IfFalse ^$GetSelSize$ Next Else Skip_2 ^!Prompt This clip requires a selection. ^!Goto End ^!Replace...
Thanks Sheri, but I really need it to work on the whole document, finding only the lines specified in the find part of the command. My documents have thousands...
John Shotsky (jshotsky@...) wrote (in part) (on 2009-04-06 at ... beating the dead horse department .... Hi John: The "cleanest" way to do it is with...
Many thanks to you and the others! This gives me some more needed training in the finer points. I tend to bull my way through to get results I want, then go...
... Negative Lookahead, i.e. string must not be followed by a dot. Or more exactly: Matches at a position where you don't see a dot when looking ahead. Flo...
... So it must be... ^!Replace "^(This is an example line[^.\r\n]*)(?!\.)" >> "$1." AWRS of course. Sorry again -- it's been a very long day. I better go to...
Flo, Thank you, I get that now. I assume that since it will only match when a period is not on the end of the 'found' line, that it will execute substantially...
Thank you again, I was still missing how the dot was working when looking at the clip and looking at my sample. It worked on my sample without the \....
... I misunderstood, thought you wanted to confine it to selected lines. All you would have needed to do is use only the replace command from the above, and...
Hi, For some reason the following clip seems to stop prematurely, but NoteTab is still doing something in the back ground. CPU usage is at %100. Plus, when I...
Well without a sample of before and after it's a bit vague. I don't completely understand what we are doing even. My first comment would be to get rid of all...
... John, Let me first try again to clear the job you want to do. My test lines are... This is an example line without a period Another line with a period. ...
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