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  • in reply to: Filter dropdown list settings #29677
    spiros
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    Would be quite useful if there was a setting to have it automatically remembered in the dropdown list. For example, I may use a word to filter a file, then go to another tab with another file, whereupon I would have to reenter that word (or to have pressed Enter in the previous step).

    in reply to: Batch change macro’s path #29520
    spiros
    Participant

    For some reason it does not seem to work for me.

    https://ibb.co/QP0zZ4S
    https://ibb.co/JnPMHmW

    Copy/pasting outputted something like

    D:\Documents\My Macros\linkifySP.jsee 0x00000000
    D:\Documents\My Macros\linkify.jsee 0x00000000

    in reply to: Ignore text in double brackets with batch replacement #29273
    spiros
    Participant

    I think I got it:
    Find: (?:\G(?!\A)|\[\[)(?:(?!\[\[|]]).)*?\K\w+
    Replace: $0한

    in reply to: Filter dropdown list settings #29272
    spiros
    Participant

    Ok, I got it now. I was expecting that if it was entered (while the Incremental button is on), it would be remembered anyway (without having to press Refresh).

    in reply to: Ignore text in double brackets with batch replacement #29271
    spiros
    Participant

    Correct replace should be:
    I have a [[test한]], you know a [[test한, and한 more한 test한]]

    in reply to: Ignore text in double brackets with batch replacement #29270
    spiros
    Participant

    Thanks! Just tried with the test phrase but it also matches words within a phrase contained in double brackets, ie

    [[a word, test, and more test]]

    To keep it simple (and leave the find/replace linked file as is, ie. test→[[test]]) is it possible to add the extra character in any words between double brackets as mentioned, ie find:

    I have a [[test]], you know a [[test, and more test]]

    Replace

    I have a test, you know a [[test한, and한 more한 test한]]

    in reply to: Go to next changed line after Find/Replace #29250
    spiros
    Participant

    So you mean something like 1) use file with first column only to filter and then run on it the two-column linked file with the replacements?
    Still, it would be nice if one had some sort of easy way to move/access/filter changed lines, given that they are already marked with some sort of highlight, ie like a bookmark of sorts. Or there could be an option to bookmark lines with replacements in Find/Replace before executing the replace operation.

    spiros
    Participant

    The error I get is “The regular expression contains a back-reference to a non-existent marked sub-epxression”

    in reply to: Paste from multiple selection overwrites text #29219
    spiros
    Participant

    Thank you very much for your diligence and efforts towards excellence.

    in reply to: Detect separator automatically not detecting #29127
    spiros
    Participant

    I select a line. Please see gif video.
    https://ibb.co/hyShNCc

    in reply to: Detect separator automatically not detecting #29125
    spiros
    Participant

    yes, same sample text, delimiter not picked up automatically
    Same when I try with spaces:

    foods served | foods offered | foods served

    Or

    foods served, foods offered, foods served

    in reply to: Detect separator automatically not detecting #29123
    spiros
    Participant

    Thank you. Just tested with v22.1.907 and still the separator is not picked up automatically and the OK is greyed.

    in reply to: Detect separator automatically not detecting #29120
    spiros
    Participant

    Also, if one adds manually a separator, it would be a good idea to have it “remembered” by the system or have a checklist with common delimiters to check the one that applies (and have the selection remembered too).

    in reply to: Sort capitals first #28815
    spiros
    Participant

    It was off. Now this is indeed the output. Still, it would be nice to have it as an extra sort option in the Sort menu and/or the Advanced Sort dialog list (Sort capitals first/Sort lowercase first). I guess it is quite easy to implement.

    in reply to: Sort capitals first #28805
    spiros
    Participant

    It was cleared, the result is different:

    file
    File
    god
    God
    text
    Text

    in reply to: Sort capitals first #28792
    spiros
    Participant

    Often, words starting with a capital are proper nouns and may mean a different thing than lowercase counterparts. Also, in a big file one may want to easily spot words starting with a capital, in order to fix them if they need to be fixed.

    Example input:

    Text
    text
    god
    God
    file
    File

    Example output:

    File
    God
    Text
    file
    god
    text

    in reply to: Sort left to right #28742
    spiros
    Participant

    Here is an Excel implementation (so you understand better what I mean by cell-level)
    https://www.asap-utilities.com/asap-utilities-excel-tools-tip.php?tip=278&utilities=42&lang=en_us

    in reply to: Sort left to right #28726
    spiros
    Participant

    I tried the way you described, did not work as expected, created columns instead.

    I mean like having multiple lines like these:

    stuff, apple, banana, cherry, all
    sort, more, mpme, stuff, apple, banana, cherry, all

    Then simply running horizontal sort, and the end results being with A-Z sort

    all, apple, banana, cherry, stuff
    all, apple, banana, cherry, more, mpme, sort, stuff

    Of course it would be good if one could define the delimiter in the process.

    in reply to: Sort left to right #28724
    spiros
    Participant

    Imagine Excel, I mean being able to sort multiple entries left to right in one cell, separated by a delimiter, I.e. comma.
    And this procedure to the totality of selected rows.

    in reply to: EmEditor v22.0 beta (21.9.901-) #28620
    spiros
    Participant

    1. Does greyed out option mean that can still search with Regex on? In that case, it is as good as unchecked.
    2. Thanks!

    in reply to: The regular expression contains a back-reference … #28617
    spiros
    Participant

    I guess you have defined as conditions CR on the linked replacements file.

    in reply to: EmEditor v22.0 beta (21.9.901-) #28607
    spiros
    Participant

    V.22 final
    1. When Regular expressions is checked in Replace dialog, Fuzzy is not clickable. One needs to uncheck first Regular expressions. I suggest automatically uncheck Regular expressions and check Fuzzy if these two are not compatible.
    2. When clicking Fuzzy in Replace dialog it always brings up the Fuzzy dialog, even if one has made selections earlier. This at best should be optional.

    in reply to: The regular expression contains a back-reference … #28605
    spiros
    Participant

    You can download from here

    in reply to: Extract not available in Search > Find in Files #28604
    spiros
    Participant

    Is there any reason why this could not be added as a feature since it already exists in the standard dialog? I mean, it is not that practical to open 1000s of files in order to be able to run the extract regex.

    in reply to: The regular expression contains a back-reference … #28598
    spiros
    Participant

    UTF-8 without signature, as the file in the screen

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