Ok, thanks! I’ll just have to keep switching over from php to html when doing the tags

Hello Steven-Keitch,

most likely you use a language which isn’t supported yet.
For a list of supported languages see here.

Cheers
Claudia

Thank you for your commitment
Best regards,
Jan

Hello Emre Şeker,

does this mean you want to click on header__navigation -widgets and corresponding css file should open?

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Claudia

Hello Sebastià Barceló Bauçà

obviously this a bug and I see that it has already been addressed here.

Cheers
Claudia

Yeah, this was just a sample data. It’s usually way more columns of various stuff in them (numbers, mixes strings, names, addresses etc.), sometimes white spaces as well. Sometimes I want to do: space->right->space->right->space->right->right->delete one row->copy pate 4 next rows->left x10->paste

Right now I need to re-select every time for a simple task of moving in what is in one column somewhere else and inserting some spaces between other columns. It’s faster (for me) to write a Python script to handle that than use regular expression search/replace but it would be instant if there was a way to move one column to left and right without losing the column selection more.

Anyway, thanks for help :)

Hello Dzianis Nosko,

so you want a feature that the old and new GUIDs are automatically highlighted when reload of file has finished, correct?
Should just the word be highlighted or the whole line?
Is there just one log file at a time or could it be that more files are involved?

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Дмитрий Мощнов,

P.S. Excuse please for my English, but I think it better than Google Translate. :)

absolutely agreed - I think google translate is good if you try to understand
but not if you try to say something.

The problem sounds like you didn’t select any text, did you?

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Lisa Nux,

there are several issues here.

First line sets an variable OUTFILE to C:\Users\Lisa\Desktop\UNi\WS1516\CT\output1.txt
but the output states that it is OUTFILE = C:\Users\Lisa\Desktop\CT.txt ??

Second line you open a command prompt with switch /C, which means cmd should terminate
after command has been executed but you do not provide an command.

Third line should execute perl with first parameter being the script which should get executed
but, at least what you’ve provided, there is a space between \CT\ and PG_SCRIPTS… so perl
cannot execute the script. Maybe that’s the source of the issue.

and in this line
C:\PERL\DWIMPERL\PERL\BIN\PERL.EXEC:\USER\Lisa\Desktop\CT\PG_SCRIPTS\check_001.PL DT “(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)” >(OUTFILE)

there isn’t a space between PERL.EXE and C:\USER…

Cheers
Claudia

I am not sure what you need, but I’ll offer atip that might help.

I think you might want to be able to fold *<section> up to some following section? You say there is no closing keyword and that “$” begins a comment. If that is all correct, then perhaps you can create a closing keyword like this:

Here, I am using the comment “$SECTION_END” as an end-of-folding keyword. Maybe this will work for you?

It’s not possible and I don’t think any plugins exist that do that either. You are probably better off using tools specifically for searching compressed files.

Oh…now I see what you mean! The find results does in fact cut it off for some reason…odd. You might try a plugin called LineFilter2. You can search for text (or regular expression) and it will pull out every line that matches. I use it all the time for digging through log files.

Hi Pius Lee,
it happened to me as well but in the end it turned out that
numbers on the num key pad weren’t activated. Maybe worth to check?

Cheers
Claudia

Hello David Lepold,
I guess that’s not possible.
If the file extensions are known than maybe recording a macro would do the job?

Cheers
Claudia

Wow nice, thank you very much. It was just a little difficult to find alone :) Thanks!

Hello NikCs2015,

it sounds that either the file extension is known by a lexer and does automatic coloring
or you did some changes in styler configurator (settings menu).

Cheers
Claudia

This seems like a reasonable feature request.