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  • webern
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    EmEditor has internal command that “capitalizes the first letter of each word in the selection”.
    You may find it in Edit MenuConvert SelectionCapitalize.
    You just need to assign a hotkey for it through “Tools MenuProperites for…ConfigurationKeyboard”.

    in reply to: is it possible only to delete html tag in html page ? #4374
    webern
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    Try this macro:

    document.selection.Replace( "<.*?>", "", eeFindReplaceRegExp | eeReplaceAll );
    document.selection.Replace( "&.*?;", "", eeFindReplaceRegExp | eeReplaceAll );
    Quit();

    Also you may assign a shortcut to run it.

    in reply to: Line selection anomoly #4180
    webern
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    Tools Menu ->
    … Properties for Current Configuration (or All Configurations) ->
    …..Keyboard Tab ->
    ……Category ‘My Macros’

    in reply to: Line selection anomoly #4178
    webern
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    …hm it’s my fault, i’m sorry.
    it should be the document.selection.Mode = eeModeStream (not eModeStream)

    Code:

    document.selection.Mode = eeModeStream;
    document.selection.SelectLine();
    Quit();

    So if you ‘re using EE Pro you need to create plain text file with .jsee extension (e.g SelectLine.jsee) then put the above code in it.
    Then register the macro in EE: Macros menu->Customize->New

    in reply to: Line selection anomoly #4176
    webern
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    Try this macro:

    document.selection.Mode = eModeStream;
    document.selection.SelectLine();
    Quit();

    Also you may assign the shortcut key to this macro.

    in reply to: Calculator mode #4164
    webern
    Member

    The Sum plugin plugin can do that.

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