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Posted by: André | Date: 06/17/2012 12:07 | IP: IP Logged
Hi all!
Is it possible to save successive steps in changing the file content?
More precisely, I want to extricate the file content from html tags. And these are a few steps to replace some tags with "nothing" and on the other side a few steps of "copy non-matching".
And after some time I want to repeat this, I don't want to make all these steps again (successive).
Is there a elegant solution for this issue?
Thanks a lot, André 
Posted by: pspad | Date: 06/17/2012 12:43 | IP: IP Logged
Menu HTML / Conversion / Remove tags wouldn't help you?
Posted by: vbr | Date: 06/17/2012 15:30 | IP: IP Logged
André:Hi all!Is it possible to save successive steps in changing the file content?
More precisely, I want to extricate the file content from html tags. And these are a few steps to replace some tags with "nothing" and on the other side a few steps of "copy non-matching".
And after some time I want to repeat this, I don't want to make all these steps again (successive).
Is there a elegant solution for this issue?
Thanks a lot, André
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It may be done using PSPad scripting, check the script sample in another thread (there are also further infomrations about the usage and adjusting the script:
forum.pspad.com
Besides regex replacements via javascript, you can also use many PSPad builtin functions, check
runPSPadAction("...");
mentioned later in the same thread.
hth,
vbr
Posted by: André | Date: 06/23/2012 20:43 | IP: IP Logged
pspad:Menu HTML / Conversion / Remove tags wouldn't help you?
Thanks! I didn't know about this function.
Very helpful!
Posted by: André | Date: 06/23/2012 20:46 | IP: IP Logged
vbr:It may be done using PSPad scripting, check the script sample in another thread (there are also further infomrations about the usage and adjusting the script:
forum.pspad.comBesides regex replacements via javascript, you can also use many PSPad builtin functions, check
runPSPadAction("...");
mentioned later in the same thread.hth,
vbr
It seems to be the best, when I use other files then html. But it also seems to much complicated for me (I don't have javascript knowledge).
Thanks, André
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