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Cool! Thanks Jorrasdk! You have helped so much! -al

Hi All, I was wondering if the following was possible... First is there any way to make it so I don't have to have that extra blank line at the end of the file in the strings file (the file that has the strings we are looking for)? Could I do it by changing the reg. exp., or I was thinking about add...

Yes... that worked! Thank you guys very much. Your help is very much appreciated! I couldn't have done it without your help!!!!!!! Thanks, -al

//This script requires UltraEdit v13.10 or UEStudio v6.30 or any later. var findStr; var x = 0; var lineNum; var y; //Clear the output window, make it visible and disable status information. UltraEdit.outputWindow.showStatus=false; UltraEdit.outputWindow.clear(); if (UltraEdit.outputWindow.visible ...

//This script requires UltraEdit v13.10 or UEStudio v6.30 or any later. var findStr; var x = 0; var lineNum; var y var myStrings = new Array() myStrings[0] ="hi" myStrings[1] ="hello" //Clear the output window, make it visible and disable status information. UltraEdit.outputWindow.showStatus=false;...

Thanks Jorrasdk!!!! You guys are awesome!!!! :D

//This script requires UltraEdit v13.10 or UEStudio v6.30 or any later. //Get user input var findStr; var x = 0; var lineNum; var y var myStrings = new Array() myStrings[0] = "hi" myStrings[1] = "hello" //Clear the output window, make it visible and disable status information. UltraEdit.outputWindo...

WOW!!! Thanks Mofi!!! That is very helpful! Now all I need is an array and it should work! :D

Thanks for the help! Here is a start: var x var myString = new Array() myString[0] = /Hi/g myString[1] = /Hello/g for (x in myString) { UltraEdit.activeDocument.findReplace.find(myString[x]); } UltraEdit.activeDocument.top(); UltraEdit.activeDocument.selectWord(); var line = UltraEdit.activeDocument...

Hi, I am just learning JavaScript with UltraEdit and had a few questions. This is what I would like to accomplish with the script: 1. Have a predefined list of strings. 2. Tell JavaScript to find those strings in the document. 3. Create a "report" in the output widow (or second best, in a new file) ...