Dear David,
That's a good suggestion. However, this plugin is quite old, and it is previous
to the editor bar. I don't have experience with it, so I don't know how easy or
hard would be to integrate it .
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Danielo, really nice work. Can I suggest you turn it into an editor button
to reveal/hide the existing UI? It would be less intrusive than the
always-present bar you have now.
Cheers,
David.
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Danielo,
That's what was wrong. I didn't notice the space after the z.
It worked perfectly.
Thank you very much. This will save me quite a lot of time preparing this
and other such lists.
Best regards,
J Mc
On Wednesday, 22 March 2017 15:16:47 UTC, Danielo Rodríguez wrote:
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Dear J Mc,
You are probably missing the whitespace between the braces. Note the
regular expression is ([A-z ]+), with a space after the z
Regards
El miércoles, 22 de marzo de 2017, 16:04:30 (UTC+1), J Mc escribió:
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> Hi Danielo,
> I have tried the regular expression suggested in your
Hi Danielo,
I have tried the regular expression suggested in your screenshot, but it
does not work. It is close, but not exactly as I need it.
The results is as shown below.
[[Abbey]] [[Close]]
[[Abbey]] [[Lane]]
[[Abbey]] [[Mount]]
[[Abbey]] [[Strand]]
[[Abbey]] [[Street]]
The result that I
Hello J Mc,
You should be able to get wat you want making use of the regular expression
feature.
Hope the following screenshots helps you, let me know if it does not:
Hi Danielo,
I have tried your searchNreplace plugin but can't get it to work.
I have a large list of street names which I need to enclose in square
brackets and need to separate with a blank line so that I can create new
tiddlers from a list.
I can search for \n and replace this [[ but can't put
Please can you point to the code?
Hello Jeremy,
Sorry,the code that does the replacement is here:
https://github.com/danielo515/TW5-searchNreplace/blob/master/searchNreplacewiki/plugins/searchNreplace/daemons/replace-daemon.js
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Hi Danielo
May you can help me with this. I have tried to use some special characters
on the replace field (\n,\t etc) and I expected it to work. But it is not
working, and I can't understand why. If I do any javascript replace on the
console it works. I even tried using some TW functions on
El jueves, 9 de abril de 2015, 22:49:10 (UTC+2), Jeremy Ruston escribió:
Hi Danielo
Excellent, that's very neat - well done.
Thank you Jeremy, encouraging as usual.
When I tried it out I misunderstood the Global option to mean that the
operation would apply to all tiddlers.
I tried
Hello,
I was creating a tool to make text batch processing (comparison, cleaning,
getting unique values,etc) using TW as backend and I realized that some
parts could be packed into a plugin. Basically we can say that I have
created a plugin by mistake :P
It is a *very simple *plugin that
Hi Danielo
Excellent, that's very neat - well done.
When I tried it out I misunderstood the Global option to mean that the
operation would apply to all tiddlers. From the code I can see that isn't
the case, but I do wonder if now that you're tantalisingly close to a true
global search and
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