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I don’t want to make it a core feature because of my principle — avoid bloated feature set —.
However, I created a macro for you. Although it is not perfect, you can do the rest of work to make it perfect for you. This is for Java.
str = clipboardData.getData("Text");
str = """ + str.replace(/rn/mg,"n" +rn"") + "";";
document.write( str );
While I cannot make any commitments and cannot give you any timeline, I consider the USB option seriously. However, it will not happen in a few months.
That is true. You cannot get the entire text except by first selecting the entire document by SelectAll() method.
Thanks for your comments. EmEditor wants to make everything simple, and that’s why I didn’t add a code to save dialog box positions. I didn’t even want to add the “center window” code, but, I might reconsider that.
Well, all you can do is open multiple windows and tile them. You will first need to disable tabs by unchecking Enable Tabs on the Window menu. Then select Tile Vertically on the Window menu. You can now open two documents in separate windows.
.Are you looking for workspace or project features? In the EmEditor tray-icon menu, you can find Load/Save Workspace commands, which allow you to save or load one workspace. There is no command to load or save multiple workspaces, but it might be possible by a plug-in.
Use regular expression:
(.*?)
See also:
http://www.emeditor.com/help/howto/search/search_regexp_syntax.htm
http://www.emeditor.com/help/faq/search/search_reg_exp_ex.htmYou cannot create a button, but you can associate a keyboard shortcut to run a particular macro you created.
I am not sure what language you are looking for, but see: http://www.emeditor.com/help/faq/search/search_reg_exp_ex.htm
For instance, If you want to highlight only Hiragana, you can use [x{3041}-x{309e}] as a regular expression to search for.
In the Replace dialog box,
Find: nnn
Replace with: nn
Check Use Escape SequenceThis will do what you want.
If you have EmEditor Professional, you can write a macro like this (JavaScript):
var bEmpty = false;
if( document.selection.IsEmpty ){
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4154); // Select line if not selected
bEmpty = true;
}
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4371); // Comment. Use 4372 for Uncomment.
if( bEmpty ){
document.selection.Collapse();
}This macro can comment selected lines if selected, or comment the current line if not selected.
Then you can customize menus to insert this macro to anywhere you would like.
Thanks for pointing out!
1. I reproduced your problem, and it is indeed different. For some reason, s+$ can match the last line of documents and one previous line from blank lines. Please use [[:blank:]]+$ instead, which should give you desired results. [[:blank:]] matches only horizontal white spaces while s can match both horizontal and vertical white spaces. I will take a look into this more closely, and see if I can fix this issue.
2. Create a simple macro like this (JavaScript):
document.HighlightTag = true;
Run this macro after reloading a Find in Files result file.
3. The search plug-in is somewhat premature since the source code is avaialble, and I am encouraging someone to extend this plug-in with more features. If no one is trying to develope the plug-in, I will consider doing that.
4. 5. 6. 7. I will consider your requests.
Thanks again!
