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Re: String Replace Backwards
flo.gehrke@... wrote:
Thanks. I didn't know \z and just looked it up and tried ti understand. If
I get it right, your suggesetion would deal with trailing commas. That's
not what I mean.
I
flo.gehrke@... wrote:
Thanks. I didn't know \z and just looked it up and tried ti understand. If
I get it right, your suggesetion would deal with trailing commas. That's
not what I mean.
I
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Axel Berger
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#26147
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Re: String Replace Backwards
The last comma in a list followed by a space is matched with ',\s\Z'.
Try...
^!Set %Authors%="XXX^PYYY^PZZZ, "
^!Info ^%Authors%
^!Set %Authors%=^$StrReplace(",\s\Z";"";"^%Authors%";R)$
^!Info
The last comma in a list followed by a space is matched with ',\s\Z'.
Try...
^!Set %Authors%="XXX^PYYY^PZZZ, "
^!Info ^%Authors%
^!Set %Authors%=^$StrReplace(",\s\Z";"";"^%Authors%";R)$
^!Info
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Flo
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#26146
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Re: Help with message boxes
This is a "bug by design" ;-)
In those clips from the Stone Age of NT you will find at notetab.com, many users produce that line break with '>>>'.
It's one of several relicts which were never
This is a "bug by design" ;-)
In those clips from the Stone Age of NT you will find at notetab.com, many users produce that line break with '>>>'.
It's one of several relicts which were never
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Flo
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#26145
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
loro wrote:
Well, the header line sets up some values and declarations. A good program
shopuld come with decent defaults when these are not given. Good to find NT
is a good program in this sense.
loro wrote:
Well, the header line sets up some values and declarations. A good program
shopuld come with decent defaults when these are not given. Good to find NT
is a good program in this sense.
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Axel Berger
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#26144
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
Joy wrote:
Yes, I added the header and commented out the separators once I realized it wasn't a library.
I'm surprised though that the document loaded in the clipbook as it was, when I just renamed
Joy wrote:
Yes, I added the header and commented out the separators once I realized it wasn't a library.
I'm surprised though that the document loaded in the clipbook as it was, when I just renamed
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loro
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#26143
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
| No problem. It was because I assumed it was a complete library. When I realized it wasn't I just wrapped H="" around the names of the three clips.
Uhhhh I just had a 3 AM thought... if you or
| No problem. It was because I assumed it was a complete library. When I realized it wasn't I just wrapped H="" around the names of the three clips.
Uhhhh I just had a 3 AM thought... if you or
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joy8388608
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#26142
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Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
No problem. It was because I assumed it was a complete library. When I realized it wasn't I just wrapped H="" around the names of the three clips.
Lotta
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Computer says no.
No problem. It was because I assumed it was a complete library. When I realized it wasn't I just wrapped H="" around the names of the three clips.
Lotta
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Computer says no.
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loro
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#26141
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
No problem. It was because I assumed it was a complete library. When I realized it wasn't I just wrapped H="" around the titles of the three clips.
Lotta
No problem. It was because I assumed it was a complete library. When I realized it wasn't I just wrapped H="" around the titles of the three clips.
Lotta
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loro
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#26140
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
Joy wrote:
The code along with the two subroutines have been uploaded in one text
file. The two subroutines should be saved as individual clips so you will end
up with THREE new clips.
That
Joy wrote:
The code along with the two subroutines have been uploaded in one text
file. The two subroutines should be saved as individual clips so you will end
up with THREE new clips.
That
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joy8388608
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#26139
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
Joy wrote:
That explains it! I didn't realize the headers were missing and was wondering what I looked at when I had renamed the file to .clb and opened it in the clipbook. :-D
Thank you,
Joy wrote:
That explains it! I didn't realize the headers were missing and was wondering what I looked at when I had renamed the file to .clb and opened it in the clipbook. :-D
Thank you,
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loro
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#26138
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
The code along with the two subroutines have been uploaded in one text file.
The two subroutines should be saved as individual clips so you will end up with THREE new clips.
I have my subroutines in a
The code along with the two subroutines have been uploaded in one text file.
The two subroutines should be saved as individual clips so you will end up with THREE new clips.
I have my subroutines in a
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joy8388608
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#26137
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File /Joy_Mycroft/BoxAndUnbox.txt uploaded
#file-notice
The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the Clips@Notetab.groups.io group.
/Joy_Mycroft/BoxAndUnbox.txt
By: joy8388608
Description:
Clip code to Box and
The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the Clips@Notetab.groups.io group.
/Joy_Mycroft/BoxAndUnbox.txt
By: joy8388608
Description:
Clip code to Box and
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Clips@Notetab.groups.io Notification <Clips@...>
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#26136
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
Thank you all for your honesty. There is enough interest that I will upload the code soon. If nothing else, someone may find the clip useful.
It's very true we don't have a lot of options for finding
Thank you all for your honesty. There is enough interest that I will upload the code soon. If nothing else, someone may find the clip useful.
It's very true we don't have a lot of options for finding
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joy8388608
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#26135
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Re: Selection box wizard question
Not really - About the best I could do is add a user option to either check all
checklists or not, but usually they will want them all checked. It is a folder
full of individual html files that are to
Not really - About the best I could do is add a user option to either check all
checklists or not, but usually they will want them all checked. It is a folder
full of individual html files that are to
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By
John Shotsky
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#26134
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Re: Selection box wizard question
Hello,
I am not sure that I can help here or not, but I am certainly going to try.
Rather than put all entries with a preceding '_' into your list (which means
that they will be checked in that
Hello,
I am not sure that I can help here or not, but I am certainly going to try.
Rather than put all entries with a preceding '_' into your list (which means
that they will be checked in that
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James McBride
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#26133
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Re: Selection box wizard question
Thanks, Axel, that sounds like it will work for me.
Regards,
John
Thanks, Axel, that sounds like it will work for me.
Regards,
John
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John Shotsky
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#26132
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Re: Selection box wizard question
John Shotsky wrote:
I presume you know this already and don't want it: You can have a separate
Question first and depending on that present one of two wizards, either all
checked or all
John Shotsky wrote:
I presume you know this already and don't want it: You can have a separate
Question first and depending on that present one of two wizards, either all
checked or all
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Axel Berger
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#26131
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Selection box wizard question
I may have asked this before, but don't remember the answer. I think the answer
is that 'you can't do that'.
Anyway, there are times when a group of files need to be merged together. There
can be
I may have asked this before, but don't remember the answer. I think the answer
is that 'you can't do that'.
Anyway, there are times when a group of files need to be merged together. There
can be
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John Shotsky
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#26130
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Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
Hi Joy,
Joy wrote:
<snip>
I would be interested. But since you ask us to be honest I'll be that. As said, I am interested, but I would probably not study your clip right off. First, I have a lot of
Hi Joy,
Joy wrote:
<snip>
I would be interested. But since you ask us to be honest I'll be that. As said, I am interested, but I would probably not study your clip right off. First, I have a lot of
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loro
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#26129
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Re: Any serious interest in code with advanced techniques?
Hi Joy, Jim,
I‘d certainly take a thorough look at this if you publish it. As Jim says, any well documented and working example of clip code is welcome, and I particularly like the part about making
Hi Joy, Jim,
I‘d certainly take a thorough look at this if you publish it. As Jim says, any well documented and working example of clip code is welcome, and I particularly like the part about making
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Thomas Gruber Yahoo
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#26128
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