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"Slant is a collaboratively edited resource that helps you quickly make decisions." I just learnt it has nice presentation of the most popular fonts for coders, so for the record let me put it here: http://slant.co/topics/67/~what-are-the ... ming-fonts

I don't get it; what do you want to achieve? Highlight just these two strings, {% and %}? Or anything that goes in between? A code sample would be much appreciated (I don't know Python.)

Assuming that your question really reads How can you enable Python highlighter in HTML? the answer is that, to my best knowledge, you can't... easily. But using a little trick you will be able to do this. Here's how: 1) Environment > Options.. > Source > Enable multiple highlighters in HTML must be ...

In the same place where you set your colors, i.e.

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Please remember highlighters are set per filetype.

I've been away for a while and couldn't write earlier, but since technically we're just amidst Christmas (it'll last till January 6th!) it's not too late to wish you all merry Christmas, too!

And to Rickard: God bless you for the outstanding editor you've been giving us.

In case you haven't heard, a couple of days ago Adobe issued free (open source) monospace version of its (also free) Source Sans Pro (cf. https://blogs.adobe.com/typblography/2012/09/source-code-pro.html): https://blog.typekit.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/sourcecodesplash.png I've been using it si...

Walti has written such a script, cfr. http://www.rjsoftware.se/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1184 In fact I have written one, too, but alas not all chars are converted; I thought that maybe the script file should be saved as UTF-16, but it didn't help. Anyway, here it is: function replaceEntities()...

Here's another simple script I wrote a couple days ago and I thought I'd share with you: it changes the order of lines, i.e. line 1 line 2 line3 becomes line 3 line 2 line1 It deletes blank lines in the selection, btw: // turn off screen updating Document.BeginUpdate(); if (Document.SelLength == 0) ...

The code you propose triggers "Expression expected" error. It should be (as I mentioned above):

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var s = "My string";
DeleteStr(s,1,3);

Still grappling with replace in a string?

Try DeleteStr instead of Delete; works for me.

Seems like it doesn't want to use empty string as a replacement at all. No idea how to circumvent it, though.

Recently I've learnt a neat trick, which I dubbed "smart block comments". The idea is that you can comment block of code out or "in" by adding or deleting just one space (this of course works only for languages that support block comments in the form of /* */). This is normal cod...

What a coincidence! I came to conclusion I should have filled this in "Bugs" sections, so I started to move it there, when I saw you reply. Many thanks! You are, of course, right, double slash is the solution. And as for the docs, yes, they should tell the user to use double quotes. And I ...

This is the error message which I get while invoking MainApp.RunAppAndWait("c:\windows\notepad.exe", "", false, false); When I run MainApp.RunApp("c:\windows\notepad.exe", "", false, false); nothing happens at all. What's wrong? And yes, I have notepad.exe in ...

I'm glad it worked for you; alas, it haven't worked for me :cry: I removed "Tags" altogether and now I have random results: comments are still not highlighted as they should be, some elements lost their colors they had previously, and some other got colored. Oh, joy! :evil: Perhaps I shoul...

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