Gone, but not forgotten
Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2013 1:53 pm
I could swear that in TP when you hit the "home" key you would go to the start of a line.
To my knowledge it worked in two ways, pressed once it took you to the start of text on a line (so if indented then to the start of the indented text), pressed twice it would take you to the very start of the line (at the margin) - pressed again and it would toggle between the two "start" locations".
<< found my problem, had "word wrap" on - but would be nice to work regardless of "word wrap">>
Also - me not being a master of regex. I miss the way I could use find/replace to insert tab and new line characters; I used to(for example):
Search for every "H" and replace with "H\n" with the regular expression box ticked, so
"HelloHWorld" would become
"H"
"elloH"
"World" - is there a way I can still do this?
To my knowledge it worked in two ways, pressed once it took you to the start of text on a line (so if indented then to the start of the indented text), pressed twice it would take you to the very start of the line (at the margin) - pressed again and it would toggle between the two "start" locations".
<< found my problem, had "word wrap" on - but would be nice to work regardless of "word wrap">>
Also - me not being a master of regex. I miss the way I could use find/replace to insert tab and new line characters; I used to(for example):
Search for every "H" and replace with "H\n" with the regular expression box ticked, so
"HelloHWorld" would become
"H"
"elloH"
"World" - is there a way I can still do this?