here are some canned/stored grep patterns i use all the time... i have a
bunch. all of the ones related to forms start with FORMS:, all of the one
related to php start with PHP:, etc.
FORMS: generate radio buttons
USAGE: any amount of field names, one per line. select all and then
REPLACE
That was really helpful. If also gives ideas for other ways to use grep and
replace together in html and the like.
On Thursday, February 23, 2017 at 2:53:14 PM UTC-5, Patrick Woolsey wrote:
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> Good afternoon folks,
>
> We just heard from a customer who's written a handy tutorial
> about
It seems that I have been misundertanding how this works. The two
difference windows have lines with very pale grey backgrounds. I don't
understand why. If I select a line 'Nonmatching Lines...' in the bottom
pane, I can see the highlighted differences (in magenta), which is what I
want and I
> On Feb 25, 2017, at 9:42 AM, jgill wrote:
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> Word 2016 for Mac can't display the differences between two documents so I
> have taken two 75,000 word documents as text files into BBEdit were I can see
> the differences between the two documents and have
Word 2016 for Mac can't display the differences between two documents so I
have taken two 75,000 word documents as text files into BBEdit were I can
see the differences between the two documents and have synchronised
scrolling between them. So far, so good. The problem is that the
differences
Hello Ollie,
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
As I told Patrick earlier today, I already resolved the issue by purchasing a
copy of Sheila Dixon’s excellent “integrity Plus” app.
While that issue is now taken care of, I will definitely keep your message
archived here, and your point in
Hi Bill,
In BBEdit I would first reformat the XML:
Markup > Utilities > Format
Select *Mode: Compact* to put all the code on one line.
Then search
and replace with \n
So now each tag is on one line.
This will make the “per line” tools more useful.
Once you are done sorting you could