Hi,
I'm relatively new to Linux (Ubuntu) and new to Cream,
which I coose for it's combination of ease of use for
a Windows convert (once forcibly converted from Mac
Classic OS :-) and ample selection of syntax highlighting.
I have some questions though.
1. How can I do regex search (and replace) without dropping
into vim mode? (assuming that I can! :-)
2. Is there a list/manual of the differences between Perl
(or POSIX) and Vim regex syntax?
3. How can I make Mason syntax highlighting be automatically
choosen for files with an .html ending?
4. Due to the nature of my vision problems I live not only
by syntax highlighting but also by Text::Autoformat.pm,
implemented through a Perl script ~/bin/myautoformat.
Is there any way I can invoke that on a file open in
Cream from inside Cream? Cream sometimes freezes when
I try to reload a file after reformatting it from the
terminal.
5. I also wrote scripts for converting all chars with
codepoints over 007e to HTML numeric entities and
codepoints over 00ff to perl \x{} notation that I have
the same problem with.
6. Can I run html tidy on an open file from within Cream?
7. Is there a color scheme where the prompt and 'status bar'
at the bottom of the window appears in a different color
(preferably nuances of red)? Ideally one would like a
web page with screenshots of different color schemes.
TIA,
/BP
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