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Search for (regexp non-Posix) ^.*: *\|\\n"
Replace All with nothing

Before:
"PcTestData:\n"
"PcAnswerPosX: 4027727.93728731\n"

After:
\n"
4027727.93728731

I was expecting:

4027727.93728731

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I think you may be misunderstanding what TextPad does. The macros in TextPad (its only weak point) have to be recorded as a sequence of keyboard strokes. If you write an SQL command and want to run it as a tool then I guess the tool you want to create will have the SQL interpreter as a command with ...

Maybe I've misunderstood. But what exactly are you trying to achieve?

If you create a specific tool rather than use the general purpose "Run" command (Confgure>Preferences>Tools>Add) then there is an option to "Save all files first" uncheck this. You can also select "prompt for parameters" which makes it the equivalent of the run command....

Configure->Preferences->Macros->"Macros on Menu" select macro, delete

Configure->Preferences->Document Classes->Tcl->Syntax->Other Characters in Word
Add -

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Match case checked
Configure->Preferences->Editor->Use Posix... - Unchecked
Search for
\([a-z]\)\([A-Z]\)
replace with
\1\n\2

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TextPad
replace with
Text\nPad

with "regular expression" checked

I have code that looks like this in a number of files:- Info ( "something\n", xyz ); I want to put it all one one line : Info("something\n", xyz); The key things are it starts with Info and ends with ; I think I want a macro to operate over all the files and use Ctrl-J, however, ...

Does
Configure->Preferences->Genereal->"Working folder follows active document"
fit the bill?

I have a little program here that will append a given string to a list of files. This list can be obtained by Edit->Copy Other->All File Names. This will put all the currently open files into the list. The program is invoked as a command-line add "Dummy string" filelist.txt If you want it ...

Yes. I get the same problem, but only when word-wrap is selected.

I don't think it's possible. (Now there's a challenge!) A possible approach would be to write a macro that goes to the end of a file and appends a dummy string that is guaranteed not to occur in your file (eg "This string should not be here ~~##~~") Cause the macro to operate on your 40 fi...