Le 18/06/2014 09:00, Jaap Karssenberg a écrit :
> The quick hack would be to modify "_exec_custom_tool()" in
> "zim/gui/__init__.py"
> If this works, also the custom tool dialog (defined in
> zim/gui/customtools.py) should be updated to add that key as a checkbox.
>
> I can also imagine a similar k
The quick hack would be to modify "_exec_custom_tool()" in
"zim/gui/__init__.py"
Below my -- untested ! -- modified version of the routine.
As you might guess the .desktop file for the custom tool (see
.config/zim/customtools) should contain a key "X-Zim-ReplaceSelection" set
to "True".
If this
Le 18/06/2014 05:07, Jaap Karssenberg a écrit :
> sort lines plugin can be an example how to do[…]
[start hacking to perform our own custom modification on selected text]
> Another option is to patch the code calling custom tools and allow a
> custom tool to filter the selected text from stdin to
Yes, sort lines plugin can be an example how to do it.
Another option is to patch the code calling custom tools and allow a custom
tool to filter the selected text from stdin to stdout and have zim replace
the selection when you call it.
This is actually on my wishlist and would allow something l
Le 13/06/2014 21:17, Jaap Karssenberg a écrit :
> can I produce?
>
> [quote]Some text[/quote] here and more here…
>
>
> Not an easy way to do that, but you could do a custom tool that takes
> both the full page and the selected text and then looks up the
> selection and replaces it.
>
> You
On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 6:38 PM, Sylvain Viart
wrote:
> Hum,
>
> I know how to modify the whole page with a custom tools.
> Can I modify only the selection?
>
> Some text here and more here…
>
> ^ Selected text
>
>
> can I produce?
>
> [quote]Some text[/quote] here and more here…
>
>
Not
Hum,
I know how to modify the whole page with a custom tools.
Can I modify only the selection?
Some text here and more here…
^ Selected text
can I produce?
[quote]Some text[/quote] here and more here…
Sylvain.
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