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- Sorry to see that, Mofi. But you might misunderstood what I meant. I linked EmEditor forum above, for I just wanted to share what I learned there. The steps of inserting ! would not be needed if we can handle ASCII codes that way in UltraEdit. I'm not sure. I see UltraEdit can do regular expression ...Posted in Scripts
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- sum1
Jan 20, 2014
- Thank you, Mofi. After I discussed with others these days, I'm thinking things might be easier. Maybe inserting the delimiters into ASCII codes is the most direct and fast way. Before you get to coding, please be bothered to read this thread here and see if there's any useful information: http://www...Posted in Scripts
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- sum1
Jan 16, 2014
- Let me give an example with some pictures: http://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2014/01/14/UETSVEmE.png The bytes are continuous in the file. To make it clear in the picture, I broke the stream at 0D0A. The data fields are fixed length in bytes . The red Solid lines are where I want to insert the del...Posted in Scripts
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- sum1
Jan 14, 2014
- Thank you for your hints! I made out a procedure and succeeded manually. Could you (or anyone) compile a script for me (if the steps can be scripted)? Step 1: Ask the user to enter an unused character (use ! by default) to complement the number of characters. (If Canceled, quit the script.) (Since t...Posted in Scripts
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- sum1
Jan 07, 2014
- Hi all, Is there any way to separate data by bytes? Bytes! Not characters. A non-English character may be more than one byte. And my source data is byte-based. So I have to do this. The numbers of bytes of each column: 8,50,30,30,30,50,50,50,50,30,15,8,1,6,25,25,55,55,55,55,12,30,11,3,30,24,55,55,55...Posted in Scripts
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Jan 06, 2014