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- Oops! Spoke to soon :oops: The last post was a column search, not a line search...Posted in Scripts
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- HisRoyalRedness
Mar 16, 2007
- I like that! Sure, it's not the prettiest way of doing it, but it's the best so far in my very humble opinion. Thanks! The files I'm working with are quite large though, so I think I'll start with a large number (say, 10000) and then either double or halve it until the current line is found.Posted in Scripts
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- HisRoyalRedness
Mar 16, 2007
- Thanks, I checked through the list, but was hoping there were a few 'undocumented' features I didn't know about. Oh well... I'll send of the feature request right away. Thanks for the replies...Posted in Scripts
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- HisRoyalRedness
Mar 15, 2007
- Thanks, that will work as a second option. First prize is the get the current line number. Anyone?? The insertion of some string to search for is a bit messy...Posted in Scripts
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- HisRoyalRedness
Mar 14, 2007
- Hi there, Anyone know how to get the current line and column no from a script? I'm doing a find from the top of the document, and if nothing is found, I'd like to go back to the point from which I started. Maybe there's a better way then recording line and column before starting, like setting a book...Posted in Scripts
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- HisRoyalRedness
Mar 14, 2007
- Lovely! Just what I was after. They can keep TeXCenter now...Posted in Custom User Tools/Tool Configuration
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- HisRoyalRedness
Mar 04, 2007