> > Philip wrote: > > > > I recall that in older versions I could select a bunch of > > text items with numbers and then press "i" to increment each > > of them. > > > > I'm currently using version 3.7 revision 30 and I can only > > increment one text item at a time. If I have more than one > > selected, nothing happens. > > > > Is this a deliberate change? Or a unintended consequence > > from something else?
> [email protected] wrote: > > I have found the problem, although I am not quite > sure why it shows up on one of my computers and not on the other. > I should have it figured out shortly. . . My fingers seem to remember that I increment even without selecting first - just position the cursor over the text and press "i". That is not working now. I get an error 'key "i" is not bound to a macro'. Having said that, I don't specifically remember that it worked that way, but I seem to have a motor memory using it. *weak smile* > > Somewhat related, if there is a compound number (separated > > with "-", ".", etc) pressing "i" increments the number > > furthest to the left. Is it possible to have it increment > > the right-most number instead? > Yes, that can be done pretty easily. It's all done with > regular expressions in Tcl, so virtually any manipulation is > possible. It's just a matter of finding a convenient way to > add this to the GUI that makes the function easy to use > without getting in the way. Is that regex accessible from the Tcl console? While not as convenient as a single key press it could work. -- Philip _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
