[spiros]

In order for very dark mode to look good, different set of icon needs to be used.

Compare this

With this

[spiros]

There is a great number of languages using diacritics: https://web.library.yale.edu/cataloging/music/diacrit
For example a simple phrase in French: l’été arrive à la fin. If one does not use the diacritics (or the correct diacritics) nothing will be found.
Or in polytonic Greek: ὃν οἱ θεοὶ φιλοῦσιν ἀποθνῄσκει νέος

Some software already does that, dtSearch (desktop search tool).

[spiros]

Yes, it is a great tool, but it can be made to look a lot sexier with some serious UI and design interventions.

[spiros]

Oh thanks! That did it. 40 million lines in 4 minutes!

[spiros]

I just posted something with image links which disappeared…

[spiros]

There is a great number of languages using diacritics web.library.yale.edu/cataloging/music/diacrit
For example a simple phrase in French: l’été arrive à la fin. If one does not use the diacritics (or the correct diacritics) nothing will be found.
Or in polytonic Greek: ὃν οἱ θεοὶ φιλοῦσιν ἀποθνῄσκει νέος

Some software already does that, dtSearch (desktop search tool).

It could be added as an extra toggle button like the “W” (for whole word search).

[spiros]

Any ideas on this? It is quite vital in the work I am doing at the moment.

[spiros]

Because if I want to search in that file, if it has a cursor position saved, then it searches from that position downwards (thus, I have to go to top first in order to search).
I think these two functionalities are different and present different possibilities and use case scenarios, so it would be good if they were separately controllable.

[spiros]

Because I want to keep processing a specific file by bookmarking certain lines.

[spiros]

Just selecting text and pressing “[” results in text surround in one bracket from each side. In my case I need 2 on each side.
Ctrl+Shift+] simply selects string enclosed in brackets, which is not something I need.

[spiros]

Hi, thanks. I do not want to select a string enclosed in brackets already. I want to be able to select a non-bracket string and add with one shortcut double brackets at the end and the beginning so that for example the word test when selected becomes [[test]]

[spiros]

Hi David, no I did not miss it… strange.

The 1st solution mentioned here seemed to work even in older versions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58084119/match-strings-between-delimiting-characters
Did not test Mr KT’s solution as my version is older.

Thank you very much both.

[spiros]

Thanks! This is what I got as output (with regular expression on):

J “‘”.replace(/‘/g,”[[“) + “verdichten″.replace(/, /g,”]],[[“) + “’″.replace(/’/g,”]]”)
J “‘”.replace(/‘/g,”[[“) + “verdichten, verstopfen″.replace(/, /g,”]],[[“) + “’″.replace(/’/g,”]]”)
J “‘”.replace(/‘/g,”[[“) + “dunkel, finster, wolkig″.replace(/, /g,”]],[[“) + “’″.replace(/’/g,”]]”)
J “‘”.replace(/‘/g,”[[“) + “fort sein, verloren sein, verloren″.replace(/, /g,”]],[[“) + “’″.replace(/’/g,”]]”)
J “‘”.replace(/‘/g,”[[“) + “von den Nymph ergriffen, verzückt, verrückt″.replace(/, /g,”]],[[“) + “’″.replace(/’/g,”]]”)
J “‘”.replace(/‘/g,”[[“) + “der sich halten kann, halten kann″.replace(/, /g,”]],[[“) + “’″.replace(/’/g,”]]”)

[spiros]

18.9.8 Tab is not assigned to anything. Its behaviour only changes when one first selects something and presses tab, as one can see from video.

[spiros]

Thanks, I did, but the only think it changed is the colour of the Find/Filter text areas. The menus and toolbars on top remained light colored.

[spiros]

The menus/button areas still have the light colour. Is it possible to change those to a darker one too?

[spiros]

Thank you!

[spiros]

I had to select the text first, but still, the output is not as a one liner for each node. I.e. I want all content of each TU to be in a single line.

[spiros]

Hi, not sure if anyone had a chance to see why the replacement behaves in this I way, I just wanted to update that I tried the same replacements with an UltraEdit script, and it worked as expected; so I am guessing there is some sort of bug with EmEditor.

[spiros]

Thanks :) For some reason it did not work for me.
I tried the one below, which worked in Notepad++ (And PCRE, as ultimately I wanted to run it on a MariaDB database).

(\{\{grml\n.*?\n\}\}\n)\1
\1

[spiros]

Yes, works great, thank you!

[spiros]

I also tried using Tidy as external tool https://www.emeditor.com/text-editor-features/extensibility/external-tools/ but it seems to have the same issue, I.e. adding extra line breaks.

[spiros]

Thank you! Looks good and is much appreciated.

[spiros]

Thank you. Sorry for the late reply, I just saw it. Looks good apart from misrecognizing whole words. I.e.

This:
we’re master’s doesn’t

Becomes
We’Re Master’S Doesn’T

Instead of

We’re Master’s Doesn’t

By the way, the default functionality of the Convert Selection > Capitalize command, does not do that.

[spiros]

There is already a shortcut for this in Notepad++ (no option though for words that should not be capitalized)

https://superuser.com/questions/115432/converting-text-to-title-case-in-notepad

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