https://sourceforge.net/p/tea-editor/feature-requests/2013-11-26T01:25:04.513000ZRecent changes to feature-requests2013-11-26T01:25:04.513000Z2013-11-26T01:25:04.513000ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net912ffc55a7fc7a4d5ece5a5659d087d85a6dc0ff

<div class="markdown_content"><ul> <li><strong>labels</strong>: --&gt; 71053</li> <li><strong>summary</strong>: Regexps, \t and \n and \r --&gt; 15121</li> <li>Description has changed:</li> </ul> <p>Diff:</p> <div class="codehilite"><pre><span class="gd">--- old</span> <span class="gi">+++ new</span> <span class="gu">@@ -1,9 +1 @@</span> <span class="gd">-Currently, in regular expression searches, Tea seemingly doesn't recognize \t (tab), \n or \r (linefeed &amp; carriage return), and asking it to replace something with any of them results in the literal characters being used instead of what they stand for. At the same time, Tea does sense the \t, \n, or \r just enough that their presence keeps it from finding a string in a search.</span> <span class="gd">-</span> <span class="gd">-For example, if the text shows:</span> <span class="gd">-&quot;old line</span> <span class="gd">-new line&quot;</span> <span class="gd">-Then Tea can't find &quot;line new&quot; or &quot;line\rnew&quot; or &quot;line\n\rnew&quot; or &quot;line\nnew&quot;.</span> <span class="gd">-and &quot;w line~\ttab&quot; replaces &quot;line&quot; with &quot;\ttab&quot;, not by &quot;tab&quot; with a tabstop in front of it.</span> <span class="gd">-</span> <span class="gd">-So, my request is that Tea's regular expression search become able to search for those operators, use them properly as replacements, and preferably have an option to ignore them just like it does with case.</span> <span class="gi">+1FrqBU &lt;a href=&quot;http://wjupkguayuvb.com/&quot;&gt;wjupkguayuvb&lt;/a&gt;, [url=http://hovnqfxycsgd.com/]hovnqfxycsgd[/url], [link=http://biqvvcnmylxy.com/]biqvvcnmylxy[/link], http://qvgcxxqrdihu.com/</span> </pre></div> <ul> <li><strong>Group</strong>: --&gt; Next_Release_(example)</li> </ul></div>

2013-08-31T17:29:41.082000Z2013-08-31T17:29:41.082000ZG4JChttps://sourceforge.net/u/gaming4jc/https://sourceforge.netb20b552f6ed5af4c3437ff7b7787048b8afa95f1

<div class="markdown_content"><p>In other text editors it is possible to simply type an url and it will become one. This should be an option for TEA as well since it is very useful and makes for a user-friendly experience. I am attaching a screenshot for reference. </p></div>

2012-09-19T10:53:18.454000Z2012-09-19T10:53:18.454000ZPeter Semiletovhttps://sourceforge.net/u/semiletov/https://sourceforge.netc540082663a4692fdc81cb7a0d5a8038da27b860

Ticket 4 has been modified: Open file in new tab from command line Edited By: Peter Semiletov (semiletov) Status updated: u'open' => u'closed' _milestone updated: '' => u'Next_Release_(example)'

2012-09-19T10:52:41.854000Z2012-09-19T10:52:41.854000ZPeter Semiletovhttps://sourceforge.net/u/semiletov/https://sourceforge.net2054ddf237be76370fac6a770514b47c75901a4e

Currently it is not possible, because TEA has not the single application mode.

2012-05-12T06:20:46Z2012-05-12T06:20:46ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.netecf05ddc894403db4e150f0ed38ef73565b67fa6

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Ticket 3 has been modified: 15121<br /> Edited By: Anonymous (*anonymous)<br /> Summary updated: u'Regexps, \t and \n and \r' =&gt; u'15121'<br /> <em>milestone updated: '' =&gt; u'Next_Release</em>(example)'<br /> Description updated:<br /> --- description-old</p> <p>+++ description-new</p> <p>@@ -1,9 +1 @@</p> <h2 id="-currently-in-regular-expression-searches-tea-seemingly-doesnt-recognize-t-tab-n-or-r-linefeed-carriage-return-and-asking-it-to-replace-something-with-any-of-them-results-in-the-literal-characters-being-used-instead-of-what-they-stand-for-at-the-same-time-tea-does-sense-the-t-n-or-r-just-enough-that-their-presence-keeps-it-from-finding-a-string-in-a-search">-Currently, in regular expression searches, Tea seemingly doesn't recognize \t (tab), \n or \r (linefeed &amp; carriage return), and asking it to replace something with any of them results in the literal characters being used instead of what they stand for. At the same time, Tea does sense the \t, \n, or \r just enough that their presence keeps it from finding a string in a search.</h2> <p>-For example, if the text shows:<br /> -"old line<br /> -new line"<br /> -Then Tea can't find "line new" or "line\rnew" or "line\n\rnew" or "line\nnew".<br /> -and "w line~\ttab" replaces "line" with "\ttab", not by "tab" with a tabstop in front of it.<br /> -<br /> -So, my request is that Tea's regular expression search become able to search for those operators, use them properly as replacements, and preferably have an option to ignore them just like it does with case.<br /> +1FrqBU <a href="http://wjupkguayuvb.com/" rel="nofollow">wjupkguayuvb</a>, <span>[url=http://hovnqfxycsgd.com/]</span>hovnqfxycsgd<span>[/url]</span>, <span>[link=http://biqvvcnmylxy.com/]</span>biqvvcnmylxy<span>[/link]</span>, <a href="http://qvgcxxqrdihu.com/" rel="nofollow">http://qvgcxxqrdihu.com/</a></p></div>