Here is a xml idea. How can I extract to new document the name of
people who is list notetab from this txt file.

It's possible that clip question me which label I want to extract.
Each <friend>...</friend> is a register for me. Thanks in advanced.

friends.txt
<friend>
   <name>Jody</name>
   <list>notetab</list>
</friend>

<friend>
   <name>Manuel</name>
   <list>clip</list>
</friend>
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Hi Manuel123,

If your text is consistently formatted on lines like it is down below the clip
then this next clip will work/works.  The clip uses the jump lines clip command
which was quick to assemble--there alternatively can be other, more elaborate,
ways to get your desired data extracted.

Perhaps someone else can help you with the wizards.  Actually, meanwhile, you
could just make a copy of this entire clip then, on the copied clip, name the
header (as example) H="list_clip_xml_parse"

and also alter these next two lines from

^!Set %collection%=list notetab^p^p
^!IfSame "^$GetSelection$" "<list>notetab</list>" make

change the notetab in them to clip

^!Set %collection%=list clip^p^p
^!IfSame "^$GetSelection$" "<list>clip</list>" make

With those three changes ie  header and two lines altered, you'd then also have
a clip to parse a different list ie  list_clip_xml_parse

H="list_ntab_xml_parse"
^!SetScreenUpdate OFF
^!Jump DOC_START
^!Set %collection%=list notetab^p^p
:next_item
^!Find "<friend>" IST
^!IfError publish
^!Jump +2
^!Select EOL
^!IfSame "^$GetSelection$" "<list>notetab</list>" make
^!Goto next_item

:make
^!Jump -1
^!Set %gotline%=^$GetLine$^%NL%
^!Append %collection%=^%gotline%
^!Jump +2
^!Goto next_item

:publish
^!Menu File/New
^!InsertText ^%collection%
^!Replace "<name>" >> "^%EMPTY%" AWIS
^!Replace "</name>" >> "^%EMPTY%" AWIS
^!ClearVariable %collection%
; ---end clip---

Each <friend>... is
<name>Steve</name>
<list>notetab</list>
</friend>

<friend>
<name>Jody</name>
<list>notetab</list>
</friend>

<friend>
<name>Manuel</name>
<list>clip</list>
</friend>

<friend>
<name>Ralph</name>
<list>notetab</list>
</friend>

--
Alan.

John,
I was playing with this, trying to get it to work with my annoying missing
</TD>.  I got it to search between the tags --- that wasn't a toughie! :)
However, it keeps going back to the beginning of the doc.  I added a little,
"do you want to continue" yes/no thing, which it likes, but I cannot get it
to move through the doc.  I'm absolutely unfamiliar with reg expressions,
usually just taking something from here and trying changes until I can get
it to do what I want.  I seldom know what I've done!
Can you direct me as to what I'd have to do to go through?  I did try it
with the W instead of B.

Thanks!
Christine
-----Original Message-----
From: John Zeman <john041650@...> [mailto:john041650@...]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 8:01 AM
To: ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Clip] Re: Code for Match brackets


Hi Steve,
I use the match bracket toolbar command every day.  In my situation I use it
for html programming, I do not know how it would work in other languages but
I can give you an equivalent clip for the way it works in html.

^!Find "<" TIBHS
^!Select 0
^!Set %CurrentLocation%=^$GetRow$:^$GetCol$
^!Find ">" TIS
^!Select 0
^!MoveCursor +1
^!SelectTo ^%CurrentLocation%

In html, the match bracket command selects one tag, either an opening or
closing one.  I also use another more complex clip that selects the entire
html element regardless of what's in between the opening and closing tags.

Regards,
John

You know, Sheri?
I wish I could figger out what you're talking about.  It's like a dialect I
kind of understand, but the mechanics were never learned.  You give me
motivation! :)  'Cause I need to do this, too.  Particularly the variable
setting part!

Christine
-----Original Message-----
From: Sheri <silvermoonwoman@...>
[mailto:silvermoonwoman@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 10:35 AM
To: ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Clip] Re: Code for Match brackets


--- In ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Prowse
<stephen.prowse@d...>" <stephen.prowse@d...> wrote:
> Hi
> I'm after the code for the match brackets function so I can write
> specfic add-ons, eg match begin..end, if..else etc, that will work
> across programmes. For example matching begin..end I would use in
> Progress and Sql code.

Hi Steve,

You could easily make clips that highlight (select) every thing from
your start word (e.g., begin) through your end word (e.g., end).

Use a ^!Find command to locate the first word (find backwards
assuming you want to start with the cursor already inside the target)
save the starting ^$GetRow$:^$GetColStart$ to a variable
^!Find the end word
Jump to the end of the selection
^!Selectto the position in saved variable.

Perhaps you should also use variables for the start and end words,
and pick a pair from a list (clip wizard) when you run it.

Regards,
Sheri

Hi Christine,

Maybe this clip will help you. Sorry to hear that its giving you
difficulty.

Refer to the comments, as there are two ways to use the clip
(highlight a whole tag pair, or find a new tag1 before closing tag2
and go to end of tag if no extra tag1 is found)

Regards,
Sheri

H="SelectNextTagPair"
;2003-01-13 by Sheri Pierce
^!Jump Select_End
^!Set %TagWizChoices%="<TD..</TD>"
^!Append %TagWizChoices%="|<Title>..</Title>"
;add additional choices with more append lines
^!Set=%TagWizChoices%=^$SetDefaultValue(^%TagWizChoices%;^%TagPair%)$
^!Set %TagPair%="^?{(T=L)TagPair==^%TagWizChoices%}"
^!Set %SplitPos%=^$StrPos("..";"^%TagPair%";No)$
^!Set %Tag1%="^$StrCopyLeft("^%TagPair%";^$Calc(^%SplitPos%-1)$)$"
;Warning next is long line
^!Set %Tag2%="^$StrCopy("^%TagPair%";^$Calc(^%SplitPos%+2)$;^$Calc
(^$StrSize(^%TagPair%)$-^$StrSize(^%Tag1%)$-2)$)$"
^!Find "^%Tag1%" IS
^!IfError NotFound1
^!Set %Pos%="^$GetRow$:^$GetColStart$"
^!Jump Select_End
;uncomment this and other commented lines to find new tag1 inside HL
;^!Set %Pos%="^$GetRow$:^$GetCol$"
^!Find "^%Tag2%" IS
^!IfError NotFound2
^!Jump Select_End
^!Set %PosAfter%="^$GetRow$:^$GetCol$"
^!SelectTo ^%Pos%
;^!Find "^%Tag1%" HIS
;^!Iferror PosAfter
;^!Info This "^%Tag1%" was found before a closing "^%Tag2%"
^!Goto End
:NotFound1
^!Info Tag1 ^%Tag1% Not Found
^!Goto End
:NotFound1
^!Info Tag2 ^%Tag2% Not Found
^!Goto End
:PosAfter
^!SetCursor ^%PosAfter%
;end of clip

Sheri I know you aren't very familiar with html so I imagine you wouldn't know
this, but elements, especially tables, can be nested inside of one another..  In
fact, it's quite common to do so.  This creates a problem your clip does not
address when searching for matching tags.

Christine I have a clip I use every day that I believe would solve your problem.
It correctly finds the right closing (or opening) tag in a search regardless of
what is nested inside of those tags.  However I don't feel free to post it here
as it's really Hugo's brainchild.  He posted it on one of the boards here last
spring and I helped him debug it.  In the months since I've refined it a bit
more for my own use, but I still regard it as Hugo's clip.  If he's reading this
and has no objection I'll be happy to post it.

John

John,

It would seem that you may have recently acquired an editor named NoteTab
and have joined one or more of the Notetab user groups at yahoogroups.com
including the HTML list.

Your antispam filter is causing your autoresponder to flood the list with
the post shown below.

If you do not wish to receive the NoteTab user group email from it's Yahoo
address you might want to go to http://groups.yahoo.com/ and sign in and
click on MY GROUPS>EDIT MY GROUPS and change your MESSAGE DELIVERY to NO EMAIL.

You can still go to the NoteTab HTML List web page and view the list
activity from the archives.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ntb-html/

If you no longer wish to be on the list, please UNSUBSCRIBE by sending a
Blank email to

ntb-html-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

Thank You

Jim Hall


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>Dear e-mailer:
>
>I regret the tone of the following, but it is necessary as part of an
>effort to fight spam.
>
>I do not accept any form of Hotmail, Yahoo, MSN, or AOL  e-mail.
>
>Please do not send further mail from any account using these sources to
>me.
>
>You should find another provider. You might try looking at the sources
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>
> Christine I have a clip I use every day that I believe would solve
your problem.  It correctly finds the right closing (or opening) tag
in a search regardless of what is nested inside of those tags.
However I don't feel free to post it here as it's really Hugo's
brainchild.  He posted it on one of the boards here last spring and I
helped him debug it.  In the months since I've refined it a bit more
for my own use, but I still regard it as Hugo's clip.  If he's
reading this and has no objection I'll be happy to post it.
>
> John

John, (Christine, Sheri,)

Obviously not. I don't regard it as my personal belonging, and you
did a great job solving the last details. Please post it (I use it as
well). I was reluctant to post it because I thought it could be too
complicated for the original task Christine wanted to accompish, but
the latest posts apparently make it worthwhile sharing it. BTW
Christine, the intention of the clip was to find matching tags in a
html-document. Some tags however do not have matches necessarily. In
any case: if there are tags that do not have a counterpart, the clip
will notify you of that.

Am curious to see the refinements, John.

Hugo

Ok then here it is Christine and anyone else interested.  To use this clip put
your mouse cursor somewhere inside of either the beginning tag (for example
between the t and d of <td>) or inside the end tag (such as </td>).  Then run
the clip to select everything between the two tags, including the tags.  You can
have tables nested inside of other tables and it will still find the correct
matching tag..  Or at least it has for me in the 8 months or so I've been using
it.

As usual, watch for broken lines in the clip as yahoo inserts its line breaks. 
Just remember each line in a clip command should begin with either a ^ or a : or
a ;

John

;-----------------------------------

Matching Tags
: SELECT MATCHING TAGS Hugo and John
; LAST MODIFIED: MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2002
^!SetScreenUpdate OFF
;-----------------------

^!ClearVariable %ISTHISAMISMATCH%

^!Jump SELECT_START
:FINDTAG
^!find "<" BS
:SETTAG
^!Set %TAG%=^$GetHtmlTagName("^$GetHtmlTag$";Lowercase)$
^!Set %STARTPOS%=^$GetRow$:^$GetCol$
^!IfTrue ^$StrPos("!";"^%TAG%";0)$ SELECTTAG
^!IfTrue ^$StrPos("/";"^%TAG%";0)$ ENDTAG
^!Find "/^%TAG%>" IS
^!IFERROR SELECTTAG
:KEEPSEARCHING
^!Jump Select_END
^!SelectTo ^%STARTPOS%
^!Set %Selection%=^$GetSelection$
^!Set %FindNextMatch%=^$StrCount("<^%TAG%";"^%Selection%";0;1)$
^!Set %EndTagCount%=^$StrCount("</^%TAG%>";"^%Selection%";0;1)$
^!IF ^%FindNextMatch%<>^%EndTagCount% JUMPOVER
^!GoTO SELECTTAG
:JUMPOVER
;-------------------------
^!If ^%FindNextMatch%-^%EndTagCount%=^%ISTHISAMISMATCH% THISISAMISMATCH
^!Set %ISTHISAMISMATCH%=^%FindNextMatch%-^%EndTagCount%
;-------------------------
^!Jump Select_END
^!Find "/^%TAG%>" IS
^!GoTo KEEPSEARCHING

:THISISAMISMATCH
^!SetCursor ^%StartPOS%
^!MoveCursor 1
^!Select HTMLTAG
^!SetWizardTitle Tag mismatch. Review your code...
^!SetWizardLabel The corresponding tag could not be found!

; BEGIN ONE LONG LINE
^!Set %WhatNext%=^?{(T=L)Go to the last corresponding endtag?=_No, just select
the tag that doesn't have a match^=No|Yes, and select anything in
between^=Select|Yes, and insert corresponding tag after the selection^=Jump}
; END ONE LONG LINE

^!If ^%WhatNext%=No END
^!If ^%WhatNext%<>NO ^!Find <^%TAG\a*/^%TAG%> RS
^!If ^%WhatNext%=Jump ^!MoveCursor 1
^!If ^%WhatNext%=Jump ^!InsertTEXT ^%NL%<!--INSERTED NEW ENDTAG
HERE-->^%NL%</^%TAG%>^%NL%^%NL%
^!GoTo END

:FINDNoMATCH
^!SetCursor ^%ENDPOS%
^!MoveCursor -1
^!GoTo SELECTTAG

:ENDTAG
^!Set %TAG%=^$strReplace("/";"";"^%TAG%";0;0)$
^!Find ">" IS
^!Jump Select_END
^!Set %ENDPOS%=^$GetRow$:^$getCol$
:FindBeginningTag
^!Find "<^%TAG%" BIS
^!IFERROR STEPBACK
^!If "^$GetSelection$" = "<b" BR
:NoBR
^!SelectTo ^%ENDPOS%
^!Set %Selection%=^$GetSelection$
^!Set %FindPrevious%=^$StrCount("</^%TAG%";"^%Selection%";0;1)$
^!IF ^%FindPrevious%>1 AGAIN
^!GOTO END
:AGAIN
^!Jump Select_START
^!Dec %FindPrevious%
^!Find "<^%TAG%" BIS
;***** INSERTED ERRORCHECK
^!IfERROR FINDNoMATCH
^!SelectTo ^%ENDPOS%
^!IF ^%FindPrevious%>1 AGAIN

; BEGIN ONE LONG LINE
^!IF
^$StrCount("/^%TAG%>";"^$GetSelection$";0;0)$<>^$StrCount("<^%TAG%";"^$GetSelect\
ion$";0;0)$ AGAIN
; END ONE LONG LINE

^!GOTO END
:STEPBACK
^!MoveCursor -1
:SELECTTAG
^!If ^$GetSelSize$>3 END
^!Select HTMLTAG
^!STATUSSHOW Could not locate matching tag...
^!Delay 7
^!GoTo End

; BR TRAP TO NOT FALSE BOLD TAGS
:BR
^!Select +2
^!If "^$GetSelection$" <> "<br>" NoBR
^!Jump SELECT_START
^!GoTo FindBeginningTag

;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Revision History
; SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2002
; Clip would fail if character entities were in the document.
; Added a / in the following line so it became:
; ^!Set %FindPrevious%=^$StrCount("</^%TAG%";"^%Selection%";0;1)$
;
; MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2002
; Noticed if searching backwards for a <b> tag when started from a </b> tag,
; the clip would fail if any <br> elements were in between the <b> </b> tags
; Added the BR trap to eliminate that.

It's possible find into file if the document is close and get the
paraghap where is the word that I find.

Example: find manuel in file ideas.txt and get the paragraph.

Txt idea
Hello, how are you.
Manuel live in Spain but he speaks a litle english.
Have a nice day!.

The result clip would you the second line where is the word Manuel.

But mi idea is looking for text between brackes into file.

The file would be similar to this

Txt idea
Hello, how are you.
<comment>Manuel live in Spain but he speaks a litle english.</comment>
Have a nice day!.

Mi idea is looking for into files in a folder.

Thankyou very much for your opinion. Good night.
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>
> But mi idea is looking for text between brackes into file.
>
> The file would be similar to this
>
> Txt idea
> Hello, how are you.
> <comment>Manuel live in Spain but he speaks a litle
english.</comment>
> Have a nice day!.
>
> Mi idea is looking for into files in a folder.
>

Manuel,

You could do it along these lines:

^!Set %text%=^$GetFileText("c:\manuel.txt")$
^!Set %starthere%=^$Calc(^$StrPos("<comment>";"^%text%";0)$+9)$
; 9 is added so that <comment> is not included in the output
^!Set %endthere%=^$StrPos("</comment>";"^%text%";0)$
^!Set %amount%=^$Calc(^%endthere%-^%starthere%)$
^!Info ^$StrCopy("^%text";^%starthere%;^%amount%)$

First you get the text from disk and put it in a variable. Then you
define the amount of the text to be copied from this variable.

Hugo

Hi folks,

I think this is an autoresponder of sorts. I have changed this guy to
nomail, and sent him a private email.

Julie,
your hopefully helpful co-moderator :-)

Hi,

Probably this is a naively hopeful question, but has anyone had success
running notetab on linux or lindows, perhaps with WINE?

TIA

Tim





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--- In ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com, "John Zeman <john041650@y...>"
<john041650@y...> wrote:
> Sheri I know you aren't very familiar with html so I imagine you
wouldn't know this, but elements, especially tables, can be nested
inside of one another..  In fact, it's quite common to do so.  This
creates a problem your clip does not address when searching for
matching tags.

Thanks for the heads up, I can see that with HTML it is also more
convenient not to have to specify which tags match, since (I think) a
pair can always be found with <word </word>.

Regards,
Sheri

--- In ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com, "tim mccreary" <mccreary_42@h...>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Probably this is a naively hopeful question, but has anyone had
success
> running notetab on linux or lindows, perhaps with WINE?
>
> TIA
>
> Tim
>

Hi Tim,

That's not something with which I am personally familiar, however ...

I recall that someone reported last fall that it works with NoteTab
Pro, but not with Notetab Light or Standard (due to incompatibility
of riched32.dll which isn't used in Pro.).

Regards,
Sheri

Tim,

I got NoteTab Pro working under RedHat Linux 7.2 with Wine. I found a link
that made it all very clear how to make a Windows program work under Linux.

Here is one link, but is not the one I am thinking of. I got it working and
meant to put something together, but there is always something going on.

http://www.la-sorciere.de/Wine-HOWTO/ch-runapps.html

Found it! Here is the link that made it all come together for me. It has how
to make sure Wine is working and how to make a Windows exe work.

http://wine.dataparty.no/install.html

I have to switch to my Unix partition to find my notes. I thought I had
saved them off to my Windows partition.

I will find my notes and post more.

Larry

tim mccreary wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Probably this is a naively hopeful question, but has anyone had success
> running notetab on linux or lindows, perhaps with WINE?
>
> TIA
>
> Tim

I gotta ask.

As an email administrator and moderator of list my own self, why would
anyone send responses to a SPAMming idiot via the mailing list he's already
spamming?  Do you guys realize this thread has taken on enormous
proportions?  These responses are  SPAM just as sure as his autoponder.

If you must, why don't you fish out his actual email address and SPAM him
privately?  All you're doing here is preaching to the choir and clogging OUR
mailboxes!!

Christine

John, Sheri & Hugo!
Thanks!!!

I have found over the years that I learn more, faster, when I take code
you've all posted here and play with it.  Changing stuff, playing with
commands, etc.

As a matter of fact, that snippet of code the other day for finding
brackets?  I messed with it and managed to get into such a loop that even
when I changed into other programs' windows, such as Word AND Excel, it
continued to find and replace.  <LOL> I had some serious undoing to do after
getting the heck outta that one!  Even using task manager was tough, because
it was still looping through the programs running under Process!  Do I have
a talent or what!?

I look forward to seeing John/Hugo's code, too.  Sheri, I'm going to play
with yours.

I'm trying to use code as well, to clean up exported credit card bills so I
can import them with FAR less work into Quicken.  I'd rather correct a .txt
file than individual Quicken transactions.

As always, thanks for your help!

Christine

I've gotten it to work reasonably well using wine
under Mandrake 9.0 and even more easily under SuSE
8.1. Indeed, there is hope!

Scott

tim mccreary wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Probably this is a naively hopeful question, but has anyone had success
> running notetab on linux or lindows, perhaps with WINE?
>
> TIA
>
> Tim
>
>
>
>
>
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Here is a follow up to my previous email. Further comments will be on the
Off-Topic List.

Once you get wine installed, use these steps to actually execute the
program:

cd to wine directory
cd to NoteTab directory (I named the directory NoteTab, remember Unix.Linux
is case sensitive.)
winelauncher Notepro.exe (this is the command line to make it work.)

None of the above is hard, but it took me a while to find the winelauncher
part.

For some reason, I can launch NoteTab (This takes patience waiting for it to
start.), but then it does not appear to work, but be hung up. I recently
made some system changes, so I may have replaced a version of something that
wine needs to function properly. I am not too worried about it since my main
interest was to make it work.

Hope This Helps.

Larry

Larry Hamilton wrote:
> Tim,
>
> I got NoteTab Pro working under RedHat Linux 7.2 with Wine. I found a link
> that made it all very clear how to make a Windows program work under
> Linux.
>
> Here is one link, but is not the one I am thinking of. I got it working
> and meant to put something together, but there is always something going
> on.
>
> http://www.la-sorciere.de/Wine-HOWTO/ch-runapps.html
>
> Found it! Here is the link that made it all come together for me. It has
> how to make sure Wine is working and how to make a Windows exe work.
>
> http://wine.dataparty.no/install.html
>
> I have to switch to my Unix partition to find my notes. I thought I had
> saved them off to my Windows partition.
>
> I will find my notes and post more.
>
> Larry
>
> tim mccreary wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Probably this is a naively hopeful question, but has anyone had success
>> running notetab on linux or lindows, perhaps with WINE?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Tim
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Hi
Does any body know if there is a way to not get the DOS NAMES in the command
below ??

^$GetDosOutput(dir /a:-d "^%folder%")$ produces the below

8-PUZZLE FLA        71,680  05-29-99 11:59a 8-Puzzle.fla
ALIENR~1 FLA        16,896  05-29-99 11:21a Alien Race.fla
CALCUL~1 FLA        75,264  05-29-99  1:12p Calculator.fla
CHALKB~1 FLA        40,448  05-10-99  8:31p Chalkboard.fla
DICE     FLA        31,744  05-29-99 11:50a Dice.fla
DUPLIC~1 FLA        36,864  05-29-99 11:52a Duplicate Movie Clip.fla

The second thing does the CLEAR VARIBLES command clear the pre-defined ones
??

     THANKYOU     DAVE

> As a matter of fact, that snippet of code the other day for finding
> brackets?  I messed with it and managed to get into such a loop
that even
> when I changed into other programs' windows, such as Word AND
Excel, it
> continued to find and replace.  <LOL> I had some serious undoing to

Christine,

If that ever happens again, just press CTRL+ALT. This will stop the
clip.

Hugo

Hi Tim,

>Probably this is a naively hopeful question, but has anyone had
>success running notetab on linux or lindows, perhaps with WINE?

I've heard of good results on Wine, not me, though.  I haven't
touched the stuff in about ladies5-20 years. <g>

If you need more help, please sign up for the NoteTab OffTopic
list.  Peter posted the following not too long ago on that list.
See my signature line to sign up for it please or go to the
following from NoteTab's PasteBack command, hence me telling you
about the lists. ;)

I also run quite a few discussion mailing lists for our products.
You can get fast, courteous, and useful help on them.

http://www.notetab.net/html/maillist.htm
If you sign up for any, please do not post questions about Clips and
scripting languages on the Basic list.  More difficult tasks like
regular expressions and other scripting code should be posted on the
Clips or Scripts lists.  HTML should be posted on the HTML list. In
short, please leave the Basic list for the very basic use of NoteTab.
Thanks!!!

-------------------------------------------------------------------
To: Fookes Software <ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
From: Peter Henry <lungtroll@...>
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 23:01:01 +0000
Subject: [NTO] Linux Xandros

Hi all
Just a quick note to tell you that if any of you are thinking of
going to Linux.

Then XANDROS IS THE ONE.

Notetab pro works completely clips and all EVERYTHING.

regards
peter
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Jody

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Hi Julie and All,

Please take this elsewhere and calm down with the name calling,
etc.  Thanks!  More of my comments follow like where to take this
thread to.  Thanks all!

>I think this is an autoresponder of sorts. I have changed this
>guy to nomail, and sent him a private email.
>
>Julie,
>your hopefully helpful co-moderator :-)

Yes, you are very helpful.  After doing the lists for about 5
years I guess, it is nice to have somebody else helping.  I think
Cindy had asked if she could do more at one time, but I had it
all under control back the and thank you for taking care of this.
I've been doing a make-over of some sites of might completely
reformatting them.  I don't believe it is SPAM, but an auto-
responder like you said using filters perhaps.

If we need to post more about this, please do so on the OffTopic
list. ;)

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basic use of NoteTab. Thanks!!!

c ya,
jody

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Hi Christine,

I haven't been following this thread, but I just thought I'd
mention that in the Utilities Library there is a Clip to select
between tags.  Or at least it says it will. <g>

Select between tags
; This Clip will select all the text between the type of tag
; specified by the user. The search starts from the cursor
; position or the beginning of the text

Happy Clip'n!
Jody

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--- In ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com, "Christine" <Christine@E...> wrote:
> Sheri, I'm going to play with yours.

Hi Christine,

You probably already noticed, but there is a typo in my clip, two
labels with the same name ":NotFound1". The second one should have
been ":NotFound2" <g>.

Have fun,
Sheri

--- In ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com, "David McIntosh" <dgm2002@t...>
wrote:
> Hi
> Does any body know if there is a way to not get the DOS NAMES in
the command
> below ??
>
> ^$GetDosOutput(dir /a:-d "^%folder%")$ produces the below
>

Hi Dave,

If you add /b to the dir command, you don't get the short name, but
you don't get the size or date/time either. You also don't get
headers or footers.

If you just want to remove the short name from the other listing,
that would easy to do using Modify|Block|Delete (first highlight from
the beginning of the first line through end of the short name on the
last line.

It would also be easy to remove the short name and rearrange the
columns, using a regular expression. E.g., the following clip removes
the short name, moves the long name to the front, and replaces the
spaces between columns with a single tab. The following clip has only
one long line.

H="DosDirFormat"
^!Replace "{^$StrFill(".";12)$\s+}{[0-9\,]+}{\s+}{[0-9\-]+}{\s+}{[0-9
\:ap]+}{\s+}{.*}" >> "\8\t\2\t\4\t\6" RSA

> The second thing does the CLEAR VARIBLES command clear the pre-
defined ones
> ??

No, but you can temporarily change the value of a predefined
variable, e.g.,

H="TestClear"
^!ClearVariables
^!Info Vbar is still ^%VBAR%
^!Set %VBAR%=""
^!Info Now Vbar is ^%VBAR%

Regards,
Sheri

> Hi
> Does any body know if there is a way to not get the DOS NAMES in
the command
> below ??


You could use a directory lister for that. A nice one is WINDIR...

http://rozapps.tripod.com/products.html#windir

Hugo

I have two quick questions regarding Hot Keys:
1) Is there a hot key for repeating the last clip run?

and

2) Does anyone know how to set the standard highlighting hot keys as used in
other text editors ( ie: ctrl-alt-up arrow/down arrow to highlight sections ...
this actually moves the text up and down in Note Tab) in Note Tab.

Help on either question would be greatly appreciated.

Erinn

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Oh, Hugo!

I was slapping Ctrl+C like I was playing drums.  You know, the old DOS
stop-the-insanity keyboard control!! Thanks for telling me that.  I was
laughing, and screaming at the same time.

-----Original Message-----
From: hugo_paulissen <h.paulissen@...>
[mailto:h.paulissen@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 3:29 AM
To: ntb-clips@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Clip] Re: Code for Match brackets



> As a matter of fact, that snippet of code the other day for finding
> brackets?  I messed with it and managed to get into such a loop
that even
> when I changed into other programs' windows, such as Word AND
Excel, it
> continued to find and replace.  <LOL> I had some serious undoing to

Christine,

If that ever happens again, just press CTRL+ALT. This will stop the
clip.

Hugo