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[Clip] ^!Dos and ^!SetScreenUpdate Off
"dahleet@... [ntb-clips]" wrote: Screen drawing glitches are a fact of life. They depend on the hardware, OS-version and graphics card plus driver and are hard or impossible to reproduce. Usually they
"dahleet@... [ntb-clips]" wrote: Screen drawing glitches are a fact of life. They depend on the hardware, OS-version and graphics card plus driver and are hard or impossible to reproduce. Usually they
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[Clip] ^!Dos and ^!SetScreenUpdate Off
I use dos commands quite a bit, and never experience that with the current full version. I do add separate SetScreenUpdate off commands after each one. So, the issue you describe is not the same for e
I use dos commands quite a bit, and never experience that with the current full version. I do add separate SetScreenUpdate off commands after each one. So, the issue you describe is not the same for e
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Anomalous Line
I ran a clip with the ^!SetScreenUpdate Off command, because of the promise of faster execution. The clip ran faster, but displayed an odd looking line during execution under the first line of text in
I ran a clip with the ^!SetScreenUpdate Off command, because of the promise of faster execution. The clip ran faster, but displayed an odd looking line during execution under the first line of text in
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[Clip] Re: Help with parsing a variable
"flo.gehrke@... [ntb-clips]" wrote: I should have tried that. From the description regex is valid in the find-term but by implication not in the replace one, so I assumed $1 would not work. Thank you
"flo.gehrke@... [ntb-clips]" wrote: I should have tried that. From the description regex is valid in the find-term but by implication not in the replace one, so I assumed $1 would not work. Thank you
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Axel Berger
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[Clip] Help with parsing a variable - Solution 3 messages
After noodling it around a bit, I came up with a solution that I like. Posting for anyone that might have a similar need… First, the graphic must show up at least 3 times in the file. When they do exi
After noodling it around a bit, I came up with a solution that I like. Posting for anyone that might have a similar need… First, the graphic must show up at least 3 times in the file. When they do exi
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[Clip] Re: Help with parsing a variable
Thanks, Flo! Regards, John
Thanks, Flo! Regards, John
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Help with parsing a variable 2 messages
Hi, all, I finally found a problem I don’t know how to solve. I’m working with an html file that has photos on disk. Some of the photos are simply graphical images (not photos), and I want to delete t
Hi, all, I finally found a problem I don’t know how to solve. I’m working with an html file that has photos on disk. Some of the photos are simply graphical images (not photos), and I want to delete t
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John Shotsky
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[Clip] Help with parsing a variable 2 messages
This is primitive and perhaps overly specific, but it seems to work: 0A-Test ^!Set %graphic%="<img src="000056.jpg">" ^!info ^%graphic% ^!Set %photo%=^$StrReplace("<img src="";"";"^%graphic%";FALSE;FA
This is primitive and perhaps overly specific, but it seems to work: 0A-Test ^!Set %graphic%="<img src="000056.jpg">" ^!info ^%graphic% ^!Set %photo%=^$StrReplace("<img src="";"";"^%graphic%";FALSE;FA
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[Clip] Note Tab Newbie Needs Help. 3 messages
Hi Perry John perrykeenansmail@... [ntb-clips] I use these two lines: "^&" ^!Keyboard HOME Adrian Worsfold http://www.pluralist.co.uk pluralist@... 06/02/2019 ----- Receiving the following content ---
Hi Perry John perrykeenansmail@... [ntb-clips] I use these two lines: "^&" ^!Keyboard HOME Adrian Worsfold http://www.pluralist.co.uk pluralist@... 06/02/2019 ----- Receiving the following content ---
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[Clip] Re: Automatically Insert Inverted Commas
Thanks Flo.
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[Clip] Automatically Insert Inverted Commas 2 messages
"Perry John perrykeenansmail@... [ntb-clips]" wrote: Yes. It's extremely simple. Take a look at the provided HTML libraries, where exactly the same is done for tags and adapt those clips as needed. Th
"Perry John perrykeenansmail@... [ntb-clips]" wrote: Yes. It's extremely simple. Take a look at the provided HTML libraries, where exactly the same is done for tags and adapt those clips as needed. Th
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Automatically Insert Inverted Commas 2 messages
Is there a way to highlight a word and then click a button and have inverted commas placed on that word / phrase?
Is there a way to highlight a word and then click a button and have inverted commas placed on that word / phrase?
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Perry John
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Note Tab Newbie Needs Help.
Hi there. Is there a way to hightlight a word and then click a button and have inverted commas placed on that word / phrase? Thanks for any and all advice Perry
Hi there. Is there a way to hightlight a word and then click a button and have inverted commas placed on that word / phrase? Thanks for any and all advice Perry
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Deleting duplicate lines
On 1/27/2019 5:00 PM, 'John Shotsky' jshotsky@... [ntb-clips] wrote: > > There must be an issue at your end. My result: > > aol.com ... > Might want to copy/paste mine. I have the current version, but
On 1/27/2019 5:00 PM, 'John Shotsky' jshotsky@... [ntb-clips] wrote: > > There must be an issue at your end. My result: > > aol.com ... > Might want to copy/paste mine. I have the current version, but
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[Clip] Re: Deleting duplicate lines
There must be an issue at your end. My result: aol.com att.net bethanywv.edu centurylink.net comcast.net Might want to copy/paste mine. I have the current version, but I doubt version has anything to
There must be an issue at your end. My result: aol.com att.net bethanywv.edu centurylink.net comcast.net Might want to copy/paste mine. I have the current version, but I doubt version has anything to
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Deleting duplicate lines
>This works if they are already in alphabetical order…is there another requirement? > >^!Replace "^([^\r\n]+\R)\K\1" >> "" ARSW >^!IfError Next Else Skip_-1 > >Regards, John --- I am getting the exact
>This works if they are already in alphabetical order…is there another requirement? > >^!Replace "^([^\r\n]+\R)\K\1" >> "" ARSW >^!IfError Next Else Skip_-1 > >Regards, John --- I am getting the exact
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WV- Mike
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[Clip] Re: Deleting duplicate lines
This works if they are already in alphabetical order…is there another requirement? ^!Replace "^([^\r\n]+\R)\K\1" >> "" ARSW ^!IfError Next Else Skip_-1 Regards, John
This works if they are already in alphabetical order…is there another requirement? ^!Replace "^([^\r\n]+\R)\K\1" >> "" ARSW ^!IfError Next Else Skip_-1 Regards, John
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John Shotsky
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Deleting duplicate lines
I am using NT 6.12. When I run this clip: delete dupes ^!Replace "(?s)^([^\r\n]+\R)(.*\R+)\1" >> "$2" ARSW ^!IfError Next Else Skip_-1 I get these results on this partial list example. Original list (
I am using NT 6.12. When I run this clip: delete dupes ^!Replace "(?s)^([^\r\n]+\R)(.*\R+)\1" >> "$2" ARSW ^!IfError Next Else Skip_-1 I get these results on this partial list example. Original list (
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WV- Mike
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[Clip] Re: Why does my regexp match the wrong number of groups? 4 messages
Would be helpful if you included "my regexp"
Would be helpful if you included "my regexp"
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Why does my regexp match the wrong number of groups? 7 messages
Just when I think I understand a regexp... Can someone explain why this expression matches 11.11, 22.22, 33.33 and 44.44 in the tab delimited data? I expected\wanted this to match lines with a number
Just when I think I understand a regexp... Can someone explain why this expression matches 11.11, 22.22, 33.33 and 44.44 in the tab delimited data? I expected\wanted this to match lines with a number
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