Hello everybody.
Probably the title of this post is not very clear, sorry for that ;).
I have a bunch of text (html code) and need to find p tags with their
classes, id, styles (if any) etc. I'm doing this using the following regexs:
p(.*?) or (p([^]+))
The pattern of my text is here:
p
Dear all,
In Libreoffice Calc 3.6, the line color of the comments is
black. But in Libreoffice Calc 4.3.7, the color is changed. Although we
can change the color back to black by Right click the comment --
click [Line] -- change the color, it is really troublesome for all
the calc files.
i recently upgraded to the 4.4 version and have the following problems:
Cannot Copy or Move sheet from the edit menu -
cannot change the Recent Files view page - would like not to have the
default page showing the file thumbnails.
Can anybody respond ??
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Regards,
T R
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On 05/21/2015 04:13 AM, Michael Wu wrote:
Dear all,
In Libreoffice Calc 3.6, the line color of the comments is
black. But in Libreoffice Calc 4.3.7, the color is changed. Although we
can change the color back to black by Right click the comment --
click [Line] -- change the color, it
Hi :)
Again, many thanks :) and congrats :)
Don't worry about having been away. Emails are good for that sort of thing
and are quite good at helping remind us of cases we might have forgotten
about while getting on with other things.
You probably have an inbox full of messages about all sorts
Hi @gordon,
I hope this is what you are looking for.
p(?!.*topic.*).*lt;\/p
finds paragraph with 'p' tag without 'topic¡ inside.
(?!.*topic.*).* does the exclusion.
A good place to text regex: https://regex101.com/
Miguel Ángel.
The advice for speeding up Calc is correct, but the memory
recommendations weren't robust enough for my system.
This worked great:
Click [Tools] [Options] [Memory]
*Undo *
Number of steps: *10*
*Graphics Cache*
Use for LibreOffice: *384 *MB
Memory per object: *10*.0 MB
Remove from
Emil Payne 於 2015/5/22 上午 02:07 寫道:
On 05/21/2015 04:13 AM, Michael Wu wrote:
Dear all,
In Libreoffice Calc 3.6, the line color of the comments is
black. But in Libreoffice Calc 4.3.7, the color is changed. Although we
can change the color back to black by Right click the comment