Description:
Supporting SemWare's text editor products: TSE Pro for Windows and Linux. The TSE Pro text editors feature color syntax highlighting, regular expressions, a real macro language, extensive help, windows, and the ability to emulate other editors including Brief, WordStar and popular IDE's.
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Binary keyword deprecated
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Hi, Does anybody know what the follow up or workaround is for the binary keyword. E.g. Used in e.g. TSE v2.x, but in TSE 4.x it is not valid anymore. Thanks. with friendly greetings, Knud van Eeden
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Grep like tools
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TSE grep (available as a macro 'grep.mac' or grep.exe in the TSE directory) is one of the handiest tools for searching for text in external files. But where I am looking for is a similar program which searches for *filenames* also in compressed files, like .zip files and specially .jar files. Does anybody have hints or tips about any existing programs (or maybe it can maybe implemented for TSE) which can be used for searching of filenames (e.g. you want to find all filenames containing 'myfilename' in all files (including .zip files) in the c:\windows directory).... more »
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Regular expression
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This is an attempt to make maybe regular expressions a bit easier to grasp.
You can choose the most common TSE regular expressions from a list.
By choosing one after the other you build your total regular expression.
It will also generate equivalent regular expressions programs in TSE, Perl, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python and Ruby for further testing in that computer language.... more »
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smaller, simpler sorting for irregular number columns
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/***
This is the other part of the jagged column sorting macro set, this one
for number columns.
***/
// macro source starts here
// jigjagnumbsort.s - a simpler jaggedy number column sorter
<ctrlshift x><n> execmacro("jigjagnumbsort")
/***
Sometimes, simple is better.
This is a simpler, quicker version of the staggered column sorter of... more »
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smaller, simpler sorting of irregular text columns
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/***
At the risk of breaking the Weapon Shops of DRY principle (all due
deference to A. E. van Vogt and Knud van Eeden), this macro revisits the
sorting of non-aligned columns that the Staggered Column Sorter
(scs.mac) addressed earlier this year.
As you can tell, this is a much smaller macro (about 40 lines) that does... more »
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a simplified macro-usable wav file player
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// jigwav.s - use wav files for sound effects in macros /*** This is the simplified wav file player that can be called from another macro when a named wav file might provide a useful sound effect. Anywhere in a macro, add this line: execmacro("jigwav wavfilename") where 'wavfilename' is the name of the wav file to use. (Do NOT add the... more »
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using wav files in macros, too
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/*** This macro is derived from Carlo Hogeveen's macro, type.s. This is a macro that demostrates how wav files might be used at locations in a macro to inform the user about what is happening at that point in the macro. When executed, what the macro actually does is to intercept input from the keyboard, evaluate it, and play a wav file according to what is... more »
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converting irregular columns to neat columns
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// spread irregular columns into neat columns <ctrlshift x><s> execmacro("jigspreadcol") /*** This macro will divide the data inside a marked column block into separate left-aligned columns. The original data does not have to be left-aligned...the macro will find it and fix it up. The data can be names or text separated by a space, or delimited data... more »
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"Mini-Crypto" Substitution Macro
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Has anyone run across a macro that will do the following: Given a "key-phrase", determine a group of characters (alpha set) from that key-phrase for a given set of column numbers (numerical set). For instance: The "key-phrase" is "Mary had a Little Lamb" (without quotation marks), a phrase of 22 characters counting spaces. If the... more »
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