EmEditor CSV mode shows a red underline to fill the remainder of a column when a cell's text is not wide enough. Does anyone know how to either remove or change this?Example of red underline buffering
You can go to Properties for Current Configuration (or All Configurations) on the Tools menu, select the Character Check page, and clear the Warn Control Characters option.
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Is there a way / settings to change and / or increase the font size in the search / find dialog (field where text is typed, not talking about the label) ? Example with long regexp, it becomes non readable at all, (stupid) example:
Find: ^/drive/www-root/aw/([a-z0-9_]+)/(.*)xml$
Replace with: # necho " " >> /drive/www-root/aw_files/xsltproc_1.done nxsltproc -o /drive/www-root/aw/1/2html /drive/www-root/aw/resources/1.xslt /drive/www-root/aw/1/2xml
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Although you can't specify the font size in the Find box to any arbitrary size, you can make it use the same font size as the editor. To do this, select Customize on the Tools menu, select the Search page, and ensure the Change Font for Find/Replace Drop-Down List option is set, and the Change Font only if Character Set of Selected Font is not System Default is clear.
An alternative way for such tasks:
EmEditor can grab text from such controls via its tray icon app (emedtray.exe).
Run emedtray.exe;
Add a hotkey for Grab: http://www.emeditor.org/en/dlg_tray_index.html
Then click (to set focus) in the field you want edit; Press the hotkey;
The text in that field should be grabbed into EmEditor main window;
Then you can view/edit it with the abundant functions EmEditor provides (including Ctrl+wheel to change font size);
After editing, just close that window, the edited text will be sent back to the source field.
I have a report containing an inserted picture.
There is a specific portion of the picture I wish to eliminate; in a sense, I want to 'erase' a portion of some text that is in the picture.
And, ultimately, I would like the option to insert a text box and do a 'custom replace' of that text within the picture.
So far, I inserted a text box with some text, but the picture shows through and I see double text.
The best option for you would be to edit the file that was originally used to insert the picture into your report. This will require some kind of editing software though. Once you have made the edits to the original picture, you may then remove the inserted picture from your report and then insert it anew using the new version of the picture.
If editing the image is not an option you could effectively cover up a portion of the picture using a Text Box object. However, by default a text box object will have no background color set, which makes it transparent. This is why you see the image behind the text box you inserted into your report. If you right click the text box and then select "Format Text" to open the Format Editor window. Then go to the "Border" tab in the Format Editor window and click the check "Background" checkbox in the Color group, then use the drop-down to select the background color for your text box object. You will likely want to use white as the background color unless your report has some other background color you need to match.
If I press TAB between two words in Libreoffice, then a TAB gets inserted between these words. See this screenshot and the blue arrow:
If I do the same in CKEditor, then the whole line gets moved to the right. See this screenhost and the blue arrow:
Is there a way to configure CKEditor to behave like libreoffice?
What you have highlighted with violet color is for increasing an indent of the paragraph and it is not for inserting a tab in between words.
Definition
When referring to text, indent or indentation is the increase or
decrease of space between the left and right margin of a paragraph. In
many programs, an indent for the first line of text can be created by
moving the cursor to the front of the line and pressing the tab key on
the keyboard.
You can set tabSpaces config option to allow tabs in the editor.
My problem is twofold. I'm using Beyond Compare integrated with Visual Studio 2015 as my Compare/Merge tool. While looking at my list of 'Pending Changes', I see a file which if I 'Right Click -> Source Control -> Compare with Latest Version', I can see no differences in the text compare as you can see below:
However, if I do a hex compare of the same, I get the following result:
I can see it's somehow gotten the EF BB BF at the starting and the Beyond Compare notes this difference with a red bar in the left side window.
On other occasions, I've seen files in 'Pending Changes' with 0d0a at the end which is apparently for a newline character but again Beyond Compare doesn't show this as a difference in Text Compare (I've seen Git GUi show it as a difference in the past).
How can I get Beyond Compare to ignore changes like these that don't show up in the Text Compare when it considers a particular file as a 'pending change' so I don't see it in the 'Pending Changes' window in the first place?
OR, if that's not at all possible,
How can I get Beyond Compare to show these changes in the default text compare so I can undo them easily?
To make the extra newline character show as a difference in the Text Compare:
Click the Rules toolbar button (referee icon).
In the Importance tab, check Compare line endings (PC/Mac/Unix).
To make it the default for new Text Compare sessions, change the dropdown from Use for this view only to Also update session defaults before you click OK.
If you turn on View > Visible Whitespace, the extra newline character will show as a red difference. When this setting is on, it will also show Windows style newline on one side and Unix style newline on the other side as a difference.
As AdrianHHH said, the EF BB BF is a UTF-8 byte order mark. It isn't possible to add or remove a BOM in the Text Compare. In the Hex Compare, it is possible to delete the BOM from a file.
When I indent by tabbing "Tab" key, the tab is replaced by 4 spaces. Does anyone know how could I set it to normal?
At the bottom of the editor window there is a menu for tab size, you can set the desired width there as well as turning on soft tabs which inserts spaces instead of tabs but treats them as tabs when editing. Your choice will be saved based on the active file type so make sure to set it when in a python file.