Re: Copying HTML of preview window

[Jan Erik Moström]

You're absolutely right :)

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Re: Copying HTML of preview window

[TJ Luoma]

On Saturday, February 16, 2013, Jan Erik Moström wrote:

> I'm pretty sure I'm missing something really basic here. I seem to
> remember to having seen that it was possible to copy the HTML code from the
> preview window but now I can't figure out how to do it.
>
> Am I misremembering something or am I just stupid and can't find how to do
> it?
>

Any chance you are thinking of a time when you previewed a BBEdit document
in Marked.app?

That app does have a "copy from preview" feature.

Apologies if this isn't it. Just thought it was worth a shot.

TjL



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Re: Copying HTML of preview window

[Jan Erik Moström]

On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 10:42 PM, David Shea  wrote:

> I've used cmd-A, cmd-C to copy n paste the contents into emails.


Yes, but this only copies the text - not the HTML code (I want to use
multimarkdown and get the resulting HTML code without having to run mmd
från the command line)

Anyway, I'm informed that it's not possible but I'll use a script to get a
similar functionality.

- jem

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Re: Copying HTML of preview window

[David Shea]

I've used cmd-A, cmd-C to copy n paste the contents into emails.

David

On 17 February 2013 08:46, Jan Erik Moström  wrote:
> I'm pretty sure I'm missing something really basic here. I seem to remember
> to having seen that it was possible to copy the HTML code from the preview
> window but now I can't figure out how to do it.
>
> Am I misremembering something or am I just stupid and can't find how to do
> it?
>
> - jem
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How to change character of invisible space from a diamond to a simple grey centered dot?

[lawlist]

I miss the grey centered dot that is available in other programs to 
indicate invisible spaces.  The diamond shape is so intrusive, that I do 
not use the feature.  Has anyone figured out how to change the diamond 
shape to something more palatable?

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Re: Help from the clueful

[LuKreme]

ctfishman opined on Saturday 16-Feb-2013@21:56:21
> Save the following perl script as a filter and it should do the trick (worked 
> on your sample data, did not test it any further then that):

Well, if it’s taking a perl script to do it then I don’t feel quite so bad for 
failing to manage it with grep.

Will give this a shot later today.

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Re: Help from the clueful

[LuKreme]

jamiepeloquin opined on Sunday 17-Feb-2013@07:26:46
> Search: ^\d+# (.+)
> Replace: #\1
> 
> The Search should find a pattern, starting with one or more numbers, followed 
> by a hash, space and capture a series of any character with the exception of 
> a return/new line. The replace should replace that entire pattern with a 
> hash, followed by the string captured in the search.


That ill not work, it will just strip the numbers and any multi-line groups 
with the same number will be treated as separate lines.

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Help from the clueful

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Search: ^\d+# (.+)
Replace: #\1

The Search should find a pattern, starting with one or more numbers, followed 
by a hash, space and capture a series of any character with the exception of a 
return/new line. The replace should replace that entire pattern with a hash, 
followed by the string captured in the search.

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Re: Help from the clueful

[ctfishman]

I posted this reply already but it seems to have disappeared in some Google 
Groups strangeness. 

Run the following perl script on your data as a filter and it will do what 
you want:

#!/usr/bin/perl

while (<>) {
#remove the line break character
chomp($_);
#split the line into the starting number and following text
( $number, $text ) = split( /\s*\#\s*/, $_, 2 );
#add the text plus a space to any previous text found with the same number
$text{"$number"} .= $text . " ";
}

#sort all the groups, which are identified by their number as their key in 
the hash "text"
foreach ( sort { $a <=> $b } keys(%text) ) {
#change the extra space at the end of the group to a line break
$text{$_} =~ s/ $/\n/;
#print a "#" character and a space, followed by the text
print "# " . $text{$_};
}

On Saturday, February 16, 2013 6:16:25 PM UTC-5, LuKreme wrote:
>
> I have a text file that is formatted like this: 
>
> 1#some text 
> 1#goes here 
> 1#not hard wrapped 
> 1#to the line length 
> 2#while other text 
> 2#is here 
> 3#some here 
> 4#also here 
> 4#and there and everywhere 
>
> and continuing on for a few thousand increments and many thousands of 
> lines. (that is, there are over 2000 numbers and over 5000 lines). 
>
> I need to end up with this: 
>
> # some text goes here, hard wrapped to the line length 
> # while other text is here 
> # some here 
> # also here and there and everywhere 
>
> (that is, I need to strip the numbers, but I need to keep each text block 
> together on a single line). 
>
> The specific formatting at the end isn't the issue, I can do that, it's 
> grouping the lines based on the numbering that is the issue. Even if I 
> could just get to 
>
> 1#some text #goes here #not hard wrapped #to the line length 
> 2#while other text #is here 
> 3#some here 
> 4#also here #and there and everywhere 
>
> That would get me close enough to deal with the rest of the formatting. 
>
> I was reading Chapter 8 thinking there was a way to do this with grep, and 
> I think there is a way with the negative look-ahead, but once again when 
> trying to figure it out my brain melted a little. 
>
> Something like (^\d+)#(.*)$ . . . (?!\1) 
>
> BTW, in googling for info, I found this page 
>
>  
>
> Which appears to simply be an html-ization of a portion of the BBEdit 
> manual. 
>
> -- 
> "There's sex and death and human grime in monochrome for one thin dime 
> and at least the trains all run on time but they don't go anywhere." 
>
>

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Re: Help from the clueful

[ctfishman]

Save the following perl script as a filter and it should do the trick 
(worked on your sample data, did not test it any further then that):

#!/usr/bin/perl

while (<>) {
#remove the line break character
chomp($_);

#split the line into the starting number and following text
( $number, $text ) = split( /\s*\#\s*/, $_, 2 );

#add the text plus a space to any previous text found with the same 
number
$text{"$number"} .= $text . " ";

}

#sort all the groups, which are identified by their number as their key in 
the hash "text"
foreach ( sort { $a <=> $b } keys(%text) ) {

#change the extra space at the end of the group to a line break
$text{$_} =~ s/ $/\n/;

   #print a "#" character and a space, followed by the text
print "# " . $text{$_};

}


On Saturday, February 16, 2013 6:16:25 PM UTC-5, LuKreme wrote:
>
> I have a text file that is formatted like this: 
>
> 1#some text 
> 1#goes here 
> 1#not hard wrapped 
> 1#to the line length 
> 2#while other text 
> 2#is here 
> 3#some here 
> 4#also here 
> 4#and there and everywhere 
>
> and continuing on for a few thousand increments and many thousands of 
> lines. (that is, there are over 2000 numbers and over 5000 lines). 
>
> I need to end up with this: 
>
> # some text goes here, hard wrapped to the line length 
> # while other text is here 
> # some here 
> # also here and there and everywhere 
>
> (that is, I need to strip the numbers, but I need to keep each text block 
> together on a single line). 
>
> The specific formatting at the end isn't the issue, I can do that, it's 
> grouping the lines based on the numbering that is the issue. Even if I 
> could just get to 
>
> 1#some text #goes here #not hard wrapped #to the line length 
> 2#while other text #is here 
> 3#some here 
> 4#also here #and there and everywhere 
>
> That would get me close enough to deal with the rest of the formatting. 
>
> I was reading Chapter 8 thinking there was a way to do this with grep, and 
> I think there is a way with the negative look-ahead, but once again when 
> trying to figure it out my brain melted a little. 
>
> Something like (^\d+)#(.*)$ . . . (?!\1) 
>
> BTW, in googling for info, I found this page 
>
>  
>
> Which appears to simply be an html-ization of a portion of the BBEdit 
> manual. 
>
> -- 
> "There's sex and death and human grime in monochrome for one thin dime 
> and at least the trains all run on time but they don't go anywhere." 
>
>

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