In newer versions of PSPad, you can use
inpString = inputText("Type something here:", "[EMAIL PROTECTED]");
in JScript to prompt the user for text. I have already thought about this, but I
think it is extremely cumbersome in your case, because AFAIK there is only one
line per prompt.
If you have a large number of variables, this means you will have (say) ten
pop-ups.What if you have a second file instead, like myObject = sometexthere myTable = somethingelse myOtherTable = loremipsum Say you call it variables.txt. You could then open it via your script (I hope ;-)), parse the content (into an array?), replace the variables, then copy the resulting text into a new file. If you keep some template/variable file pairs for typical tasks, this might work. But you see, I am not exactly good at this scripting thing. :-/ -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,37720,37741> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
