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1. Great, got it. Perhaps it could be made more intuitive or some context-sensitive help added? Also, when adding the character, in order to be entered as a fuzzy match condition, one needs to click the OK button of the Character range dialog. Perhaps, an extra button near the “Treat as” like Add or Save?
I am not sure if I understand correctly, but I don’t want to put an extra OK button to the Character range dialog box. There is OK button already on the right top corner, and its design is similar to many other dialog boxes.
If you want to treat
κasχ, click Add in the Fuzzy Matching Options dialog box, enterκto both the Minimum character and Maximum character text boxes, and enterχto the Treat as text box.I am not sure what you mean by regex-level, but if you mean the options you can set in the Advanced dialog box (such as Regular Expressions “.” Can Match Newline Characters option), you can’t just copy these options between Find and Filter. However, you can save all these options to macros except for the Additional Lines to Search for Regular Expressions option.
I think the Fuzzy matching feature is more stable now. Please try the latest beta version, and let me know if you have any other comments before releasing the official version.
Did you set the Similarity of 100%, and only set the Ignore nonspacing combining characters, such as diacritics, dakuten, and handakuten option?
If so, and if it’s still slow, please write your test condition.
EmEditor uses Boost.Regex, but NOT the Boost replacement expression function. EmEditor’s replacement function currently doesn’t support these nested conditional expressions. If this is important, I might consider that in future versions.
I am not familiar with Notepad++ replacement expressions, but you can learn EmEditor replacement expressions at:
https://www.emeditor.org/en/howto_search_replacement_expression_syntax.html
If you read this page, and still have any questions on a particular expression, please let me know.
Hello,
v21.9.903+ includes the Fuzzy Matching features. Please try it and let me know if you have any inputs.
https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/emeditor-v22-0-beta-21-9-901/
In the Find dialog box, set the Fuzzy Matching option, click on the … button next to the option to display the Fuzzy Matching Options dialog box, and set the Ignore nonspacing combining characters, such as diacritics, dakuten, and handakuten option.
Please select Sort sub menu on the Edit menu, and then select Sort Longest to Smallest.
Alternatively, you can always select Search Commands on the Help menu to search for any command.Can you please simplify your sample and steps, and make a minimum reproducible test case? If you could find a minimum reproducible test case, please share with me either by email, or post here with “code” format. Thank you.
How about the Sort Longest to Smallest command? And you will see the second, third, … longest line at Line 2, 3, …
The Toggle Headings (Freeze Panes) and Row Headings 0-4 commands are now available on EmEditor v21.9.
Thanks,
The vertical selection paste is a “must” for CSV documents. Thus, this feature must be on by default at least for CSV documents. I might think about separate default options for non-CSV documents as well as other options in the future. Just so you know, everyone has different opinions and feature requests, and I respect all of them.
I believe the current behavior (vertical selection paste) was requested by a user, and it is useful especially when you work on CSV. It is also useful for programming langauge code when you want to paste multiple strings.
For instance, suppose you have an array of strings in a source document:
a : xxx b : xxx c : xxx d : xxx e : xxxAnd you have a programming language code in a destination document:
s[0] = s[1] = s[2] = s[3] =You want to copy
a b d eto the right side of equal symbols (
=) vertically in the destination document.In this case, an easiest way is to place the cursor at the left side of
ain the source document, press CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN 4 times, press SHIFT+RIGHT. At this point, you can optionally click on any unwanted string (c) while pressing CTRL. Press CTRL+C to copy. Then place the cursor at the right side of the first=in the destination document, and press CTRL+V to paste.In this case, the current behavior is useful.
However, I understand your situation, and I will think about a new Paste feature (you can select how to paste on the fly) in the future.
If the Always insert newlines when copying multiple selections option (Customize dialog box – Edit page) is on, the current behavior should be:
should1 behaviour2 selection3 basis4 5If the Always insert newlines when copying multiple selections option (Customize dialog box – Edit page) is off, the current behavior should be:
shouldbehaviourselectionbasis1 2 3 4 5To paste like your expected result, you should paste to another new document, copy and paste again, and then paste to the document.
Or, you can run the macro at https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/multi-copy-and-paste-workflow/, and select the first item to paste.If you would like, I will think about your feature request in the future.
I might be misunderstanding your question. Can you please write a procedure to reproduce the issue here with a simplified sample? Please include your expected result vs current result.
I can now see your video. However, I believe this is an expected behavior. The strings below (3 of them) are NOT overwritten. New strings are inserted before the existing strings.
