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Thanks, that's pretty good. Assuming I have the doc selector open (which is a lot of real estate in order to get to a filename copy) it's a:

Right Click in File Selector
Select Properties
Copy (extra right click and select if I use the mouse)
Close Window


in order to get the information to the ...

After a bit of screwing around I got the following to work:

^ File .*"\([^"]+\)"[,] line \([0-9]+\)

I'm running python 2.2.2.

FWIW the way I figured it out was to copy the line:

File "C:\prj\metron\socket\msg2server.py", line 31


Over and over in an editor and then to use the replace dialog to ...

I'm clicking on the correct line. Just to be sure I 2clicked on each of the lines in my example and got the same error for each line.

I'm running 4.6.2, if that matters.

Chuck

Using this RE:

^.*"\([^"]+\)", line \([0-9]+\)

I get a :

Cannot jump to item under cursor.

Error. Here is the output in the command window.


File "C:\prj\metron\socket\msg2server.py", line 31
return command + " bar":
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Tool completed with exit code 1


Did I ...

Thank you for showing me the various ways to get there. I'm glad that it is possible.

As a user though diving through menus is not the most discoverable way to copy a file name IMO. It seems to me if there is a tab or list box with the file name in it (document selector and document tabs) I should ...

There are several instances where I would like to be able to copy the full path text of the file in the editor. Textpad lets me display the full path in tabs and in the title bar but I can't select it or copy it. It would be nice if I could right click on the tab and copy the path to the clipboard ...