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TextPad V5.4.2, on Windows XP, and Windows 2003 From help: The Clip Library is a collection of text clippings, organized into files, referred to as "books". Each book can contain any number of clippings, and each clipping can be any amount of text, with an optional "hot spot". User experience: When ...

I know exactly what [commandmenu]* means, I just didn't know I can use command|menu. Silly me. Thank for helping me on this.
BTW, I always use the default syntax, but it seems POSIX syntax is simpler than default syntax. I will try POSIX from now on.

Hi Ben, Your notes reminded me to put all commandRef/menuRef in one single line, and I got it worked. First, remove \n between commandRef/menuRef. replace: \([commandmenu]*\)Ref\(.*\)\n\([commandmenu]*\)Ref with: \1Ref\2\3Ref Then, remove "deleted-added" pair. replace: \([commandmenu]*\)Ref ...

Thanks Bob, but I need a automatic solution, not delete manually. If I would do it manually, I will just highlight those lines, sort, and delete manually. There are more other lines in the text, like <Beginning text> ... ====== 'menu' 'APPRouteContentActionsToolBar' ====== commandRef ...

I can find the "deleted" line and "added" line. I real problem is, how to represent the multiple lines between these 2 lines?

I have the following text. ... (More lines with similar format) commandRef ENCBOMEditAll 2' has been deleted. commandRef ENCBOMCopyFrom 3' has been deleted. commandRef AEFSeparator 4' has been deleted. ... (More lines with similar format) commandRef ENCEBOMTableEditAll 3' has been added. commandRef ...

OK, here is what I found. If I open a new file like *JPO, it works. If I open a saved workspace contains *JPO, it doesn't work. If I close that *JPO file, and open it again within the workspace, it works. It looks like the workspace file is not reading the latest doc calss settings... Thanks for the ...

It seems Textpad does not support syntax highlighting for files that do not have extension.

http://www.textpad.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6514

*. does not work.

Unfortunately, after adding *.* to ZJPO doc class, it still does not work.

Now, ZJPO is the last Doc class in the list, and it has *.* and *JPO files in class. I tried different orders of *.* and *JPO. None of them worked.

helios, I followed your instructions, but it still does not work.

There isn't any pattern without extension except the default doc class (*.*) which is above my Java doc class.

Hi There,

I want to use java syntax highlight on filename pattern *JPO (postfix with JPO, no extension). I tried *JPO, *JPO. and *JPO.*, but none of them worked. Could Textpad do it?

Thanks,
Yong