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Re: replace something with a tab (^T or \t) [7.2/fv] #bugs questionmark
#bugs
No problem! I remember when I forgot the backslash on \d in a class, and could not understand why the clip would not work-for hours...we all do that.
Regards,
John
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No problem! I remember when I forgot the backslash on \d in a class, and could not understand why the clip would not work-for hours...we all do that.
Regards,
John
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John Shotsky
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#26181
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Re: replace something with a tab (^T or \t) [7.2/fv] #bugs questionmark
#bugs
John,
thank you so much!
Now the whole story:
I couldn't believe the code was not working again in my setting, I finally found the mistake I made:
I absent-mindedly overlooked a replacement further
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John,
thank you so much!
Now the whole story:
I couldn't believe the code was not working again in my setting, I finally found the mistake I made:
I absent-mindedly overlooked a replacement further
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hwitche
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#26180
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Re: replace something with a tab (^T or \t) [7.2/fv] #bugs questionmark
#bugs
Assuming the original tab is present:
^!Replace "^Org:\b" >> "" ARSW
Assuming the original tab is not present, but wanted
^!Replace "^Org:\s*" >> "\t" ARSW
Regards,
John
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Assuming the original tab is present:
^!Replace "^Org:\b" >> "" ARSW
Assuming the original tab is not present, but wanted
^!Replace "^Org:\s*" >> "\t" ARSW
Regards,
John
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John Shotsky
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#26179
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replace something with a tab (^T or \t) [7.2/fv] #bugs questionmark
#bugs
Hi all,
I would like to replace the string
"Org:[here is a tab>>......]Northland Communications"
to: [tab>>......]Northland Communications"
with a tab.
Problem 1:
^!Replace "(Org:)" >> "" RAS
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Hi all,
I would like to replace the string
"Org:[here is a tab>>......]Northland Communications"
to: [tab>>......]Northland Communications"
with a tab.
Problem 1:
^!Replace "(Org:)" >> "" RAS
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hwitche
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#26178
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Re: [Clip] VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
Wayne wrote...
I have taken the liberty of introducing this term with my message #23917 of 9/11/13. It refers to the "Performing Boolean Calculations" part in your tutorial.
I hope you won't hold
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Wayne wrote...
I have taken the liberty of introducing this term with my message #23917 of 9/11/13. It refers to the "Performing Boolean Calculations" part in your tutorial.
I hope you won't hold
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flo.gehrke@...
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#26177
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Re: [Clip] VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
Wayne email pmgerholdt@...
Best Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
________________________________
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2020 8:49:24 PM
To: Clips@Notetab.groups.io
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Wayne email pmgerholdt@...
Best Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
________________________________
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2020 8:49:24 PM
To: Clips@Notetab.groups.io
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By
Michael Gerholdt
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#26176
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Re: [Clip] VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
I have not changed it.
Certainly.
Best Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
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Sent: Friday, September 18, 2020 8:36:31 PM
To: Clips@Notetab.groups.io
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I have not changed it.
Certainly.
Best Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
________________________________
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2020 8:36:31 PM
To: Clips@Notetab.groups.io
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By
Michael Gerholdt
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#26175
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Re: [Clip] VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
Have you had to make any modifications to Project Manager over the years?
Can I get a copy of the version you're using to compare with what I have?
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Have you had to make any modifications to Project Manager over the years?
Can I get a copy of the version you're using to compare with what I have?
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By
Wayne VanWeerthuizen
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#26174
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Re: [Clip] VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
"Wayne's Project Manager" has been a staple for me for many years.
Best Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
________________________________
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2020 3:48:33 AM
To:
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"Wayne's Project Manager" has been a staple for me for many years.
Best Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
________________________________
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2020 3:48:33 AM
To:
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By
Michael Gerholdt
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#26173
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Re: VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
Hi Waine, all,
OT:
unfortunately comma/semicolon is a very wide spread source of errors. If you ever worked in a mixed language environment like I do all the time (german/english) with things like
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Hi Waine, all,
OT:
unfortunately comma/semicolon is a very wide spread source of errors. If you ever worked in a mixed language environment like I do all the time (german/english) with things like
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By
Thomas Gruber Yahoo
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#26172
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Re: VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
Hi Wayne,
if you’re willing to continue/resume woorking on the tutorial, feel free to contact me as a tester or just for proofreading. 4 eyes often see more than 2. If this becomes a live project
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Hi Wayne,
if you’re willing to continue/resume woorking on the tutorial, feel free to contact me as a tester or just for proofreading. 4 eyes often see more than 2. If this becomes a live project
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By
Thomas Gruber Yahoo
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#26171
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Re: VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
"Note that Wayne always uses a comma like 'MIN(A,B)' where a semicolon is needed!"
Sorry! I'll fix that in the next revision.
Funny how in that same tutorial I warned that using commas instead of
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"Note that Wayne always uses a comma like 'MIN(A,B)' where a semicolon is needed!"
Sorry! I'll fix that in the next revision.
Funny how in that same tutorial I warned that using commas instead of
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By
Wayne VanWeerthuizen
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#26170
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Re: [Clip] VanWeerthuizenian Expressions
Is VanWeerthuizenian really a word? Wow.
What is the current state of your research on VanWeerthuizenian Expressions? I've been out of the loop regarding NoteTab stuff for several years.
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Is VanWeerthuizenian really a word? Wow.
What is the current state of your research on VanWeerthuizenian Expressions? I've been out of the loop regarding NoteTab stuff for several years.
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By
Wayne VanWeerthuizen
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#26169
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Re: Notetab Control Structures Tutorial - error
#introclipwritingtutorial
"Wow. Someone read it? And in detail?"
At this point I don't know if I should laugh or cry at that sentiment. If the tutorial helped anyone, that makes me happy.
Anyway, looking back on it now, I
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"Wow. Someone read it? And in detail?"
At this point I don't know if I should laugh or cry at that sentiment. If the tutorial helped anyone, that makes me happy.
Anyway, looking back on it now, I
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By
Wayne VanWeerthuizen
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#26168
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Re: Notetab Control Structures Tutorial - error
#introclipwritingtutorial
Thomas. you've encouraged me, seventeen years after I first shared it, to release a updated version of the tutorial.
Mainly, I want to update my contact information in it. Also, fix the error you
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Thomas. you've encouraged me, seventeen years after I first shared it, to release a updated version of the tutorial.
Mainly, I want to update my contact information in it. Also, fix the error you
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Wayne VanWeerthuizen
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#26167
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Re: Notetab Control Structures Tutorial - error
#introclipwritingtutorial
Anything I can help with? I've not looked at that file for years, but I could give it another look and see what needs revised.
"I like the approach of using a meta-language with common programming
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Anything I can help with? I've not looked at that file for years, but I could give it another look and see what needs revised.
"I like the approach of using a meta-language with common programming
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By
Wayne VanWeerthuizen
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#26166
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Re: Characters to HTML
Yes, they are. Numeric entities are enshrined in the HTML 4.01 standard,
but they actually come from way back in SGML.
https://www.w3.org/TR/html4/charset.html#entities
The HTML 3.2 standard, in
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Yes, they are. Numeric entities are enshrined in the HTML 4.01 standard,
but they actually come from way back in SGML.
https://www.w3.org/TR/html4/charset.html#entities
The HTML 3.2 standard, in
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Marcelo Bastos
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#26165
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Re: Characters to HTML
Marcelo Bastos wrote:
Actually all my own pages are US-ASCII, the most basic variant. All those
characters, if I encounter them at all, come from copy/pasting or saving
text written by others.
Yes, I
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Marcelo Bastos wrote:
Actually all my own pages are US-ASCII, the most basic variant. All those
characters, if I encounter them at all, come from copy/pasting or saving
text written by others.
Yes, I
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By
Axel Berger
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#26164
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Re: Characters to HTML
That's... _mostly_ OK, if you want to take a Win-1252-encoded page and
convert to a ISO-8859-1 code in HTML. However, two of your lines are not
quite right -- the ones dealing with the "Z with a
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That's... _mostly_ OK, if you want to take a Win-1252-encoded page and
convert to a ISO-8859-1 code in HTML. However, two of your lines are not
quite right -- the ones dealing with the "Z with a
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By
Marcelo Bastos
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#26163
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Characters to HTML
I don't know if this has been mentioned here before, but I only just found
out that the menu function
Characters to HTML --> Extendended Characters
which I use often as one step in clips is broken.
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I don't know if this has been mentioned here before, but I only just found
out that the menu function
Characters to HTML --> Extendended Characters
which I use often as one step in clips is broken.
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By
Axel Berger
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#26162
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