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A user/project tool used to run a Windows console application (DOS is definitely the wrong term here) is by design for a non-interactive execution of one or more console applications with capturing the outputs written to standard output and standard error streams and display the output in an edit wi...

Please  read the sticky topic Quick Find versus Find and how to customize the usage of both (Ctrl+F behavior) of the forum Find/Replace/Regular Expressions . You are right regarding to input focus issue after running a Replace with configuration setting Set focus to edit window after any Find operat...

Hi Matt, you can set one hotkey for QuickFind and another one for Find. For example I am using Ctrl + Shift + I      Quick find Ctrl + F                  Find More detailed information is here BR, Fleggy

Examples make everything easier to understand. So let´s say the active CSV file contains following lines: field value 1,field value 2,long third field value field value 1,,long third field value ,field value 2,long third field value ,,long third field value field value 1,field value 2,"long third fi...

Hi, you have to distinguish between [] and (). [] means a character set () usually means a capturing group So your Find regexp should look like: ^[^\r\n,]+,[^\r\n,]+,\K.+ And the replace expression: "$&" Your task does not require any capturing group. In the above find regexp the symbol \K means: sh...

.+ means any character except newline characters (like carriage return and line-feed to mention most common newline characters) one or more times on using the Unix or the Perl compatible regular expression engine. So there is a problem with overlapping character set definition as the character " is...

Okay, I have not installed Python nor was Python ever installed on any of my computers running on Windows. So I hoped that you write something about your usage of Python from Windows command line. However, click on ribbon tab Advanced in first group Tools on last item User tools and next on opened p...