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OK, since you need a script, here's one for you; enjoy! // JScript // turn off screen updating Document.BeginUpdate(); // turn word-wrap off if (Document.Wordwrap) { Document.Wordwrap = false; } // remove leading spaces for (var i = 0; i < Document.LineCount; i++) { Document.Lines[i] = ScriptUtils.R...

Do you need a script for this (to be able to run it e.g. on each file open or save), or do you need it just one time? Because if the latter, you can simply select all text (Ctrl-A) and hit Shift-Tab a couple of times.

Any chance you look into it someday soon? I could really, really use it, you know. Perhaps other people could, too

Merry Christmas -- they still last! -- and all the best in the New Year, guys!

var temp = "12/10/2013 21:39 HOURS (ET) USA"; var find = ""; x = ScriptUtils.RegExPos(":\\d{2}", temp, find); ShowMessage(x); ShowMessage(find); It finds this pattern: colon, followed by two digits; then you have to strip off colon, of course. -- I hope this is what yo...

I'm glad I could help!

You can use TEdit() (one line input box) or TMemo() (mulitline).

Here you are, re-using code from the first example (ad 2): var needle = "erase this"; var d[1000]; // variable to store document text w/o lines containing needle var j = 0; // counter for d var upto = Document.LineCount; // no. of lines in original document text var x; // turn off screen u...

Here you are (ad 1): var s; // variable to store line of text // turn off screen updating Document.BeginUpdate(); // turn word-wrap off if (Document.Wordwrap) { Document.Wordwrap = false; } // loop thru lines for (var i = 0; i < Document.LineCount; i++) { s = Document.Lines[i]; // do something with ...

dustwalker wrote:I have replaced it by your own line, however, because your line is neater.

Thanks!

I'm glad I could help.

dustwalker wrote:Note: I replaced your line's double quotes by single quotes, because my script syntax is Pascal.

I know

And no, "Exit Script (Shift+Esc)" doesn't work for me. Here's a somewhat contrived sample of situation when you'd need it: function hideForm() { d.hide; // d.ModalResult = mrOk; } d = new TForm(nil); d.Caption = "Prepare to kill RJ TE"; d.BorderStyle = bsDialog; d.Position = poSc...

Without any "activation through search" this works for me on the newest version of RJ TE: Document.ReplaceAll("[\r\n]{3,}", "\r\n\r\n", false, false, true, true); and, should you prefer to be a tad more verbose, this: var s; s = Document.Text; s = ScriptUtils.WRegexRepl...

I just run into one of these cases, hiding the main form

so no way to close the app window other then killing RJ TE

So, is it possible?

Piękne dzięki!

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