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[0-9] matches only ASCII digits (the Hindu-Arabic numerals 0 .. 9 ). \d matches any digit in any script, including non-ASCII ones (such as Arabic-Indic ٠ .. ٩ , Bengali ০ .. ৯ , Lao � .. ໙ ). If the text being searched is ASCII, [0-9] and \d are equivalent. A replacement expression is not...

Find what: ^(\d\d .*) (\d+)
Replace with: $1 #1 \($2\)

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The HOW-TOs forum is not the the right place to ask questions. As it says in one place:      Instructional HowTos, posted by users. No questions here please and in another:      PLEASE DO NOT POST QUESTIONS HERE But anyway: You can change the line endings and encoding when you save a file: Â...

With the new version I'm repeatedly getting an assertion failure when loading one of my workspaces: C:\dev\TextPad\Source\baseview.cpp, Line 124 Do you need the dump file? Edit : It only happened if the workspace contained a document that was zoomed in. Now fixed. Thanks, Helios, for the rapid respo...

Ah. I looked around and found

Configure | Preferences | Editor | Enable .editorconfig

Good question. Sorry, I don't know.

It doesn't put .editorconfig anywhere. It doesn't support its use.

It stores its configuration in these files:

Of course, you don't need to type the already typed part of the name again. You can copy it from the "File name" text box (it's already selected) and paste it as (the beginning of) the new filename.

Yes, I noticed that change, too, although I can't recall when it happened. I can't find a way to revert to the old behaviour. It's an annoyance, but (for me) only a minor one.

Find what: FileName \( (\.\./\.\./Routes/Watersnake/Alias/[^)]+) \)
Replace with: FileName \( "$1" \)

Depending the exact details of what is to be replaced, this might do it:

Find what: FileName \( ([^)]+) \)
Replace with: FileName \( "$1" \)

Configure | Preferences | Keyboard | Categories: Tools | Commands: Your command | Press any shortcut key: ... | Assign | OK

I can't reproduce the symptoms you describe (with TextPad version 8.9.0 or 8.10.0). Sorry I can't help.

Did you mean
I recorded a simple macro but it does not seem to work.
?

You set the option InSelection.
Did you make a selection before you ran the macro?

OK. Thanks for the help. I found the "block selection" using SHIFT on the second click. I do not like too much the toggle mode vs like in Word but it does the job. Kudos You don't have to toggle a mode. You can press Alt and drag the mouse from one end of the selection to the other, just ...