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| Trailing spaces, upper/lower case etc. [message #7638] |
Fri, 12 January 2007 02:09  |
agent86
Messages: 11
Registered: December 2006
Location: San Francisco
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I'd like to be able to remove all trailing whitespace, either by command or at file save time. Also, there are times when that darned Caps Lock key is set and I don't notice for awhile. Would love to select the whole bunch and be able to change its case with one click.
I have looked at the menus and the Esc scripting language but haven't been able to find a way to do these things without going to some other editor which has them built in. Well, OK, I won't go to another editor for capitalization alone, but..
Anyway, is there is a way to manipulate text via Esc or directly?
chuck
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| Re: Trailing spaces, upper/lower case etc. [message #7763 is a reply to message #7638] |
Sat, 20 January 2007 16:39  |
Werner
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Registered: May 2006
Location: Cologne / Germany
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| agent86 wrote on Fri, 12 January 2007 02:09 |
I'd like to be able to remove all trailing whitespace, either by command or at file save time. Also, there are times when that darned Caps Lock key is set and I don't notice for awhile. Would love to select the whole bunch and be able to change its case with one click.
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Well, for months I'm intending to write a macro tutorial which should include some useful examples, e. g. macros which do what is requested above. 
Unfortunately, for lack of time I still haven't done it. 
Anyway, here are the wanted macros  - without manual. 
I suggest you create a directory named "UppLocal" outside of the UPP file system and put the attached file into it. Then make a copy of this directory and put the copy into the main UPP directory. Now TheIDE should show an additional menu called "Macro" which presents "Lowercase", "Trim right", and "Uppercase".
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These macros work on selections only.
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As I mention above I have everything but time - so the macros are nearly untested. If they don't work as expected, just correct them.  They should be good enough to learn how a macro is written. 
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Watch out, Unix (Linux), and MAC users!
I have little or no experience with Unix / Linux and MAC, respectively. And of course there wasn't any test. I only believe that "Trim right" should work under these OSes, too (new line issue: Windows = CR, LF; Unix / Linux = LF (?); MAC = CR (?)). Tell me if you know better.
Werner
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