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Editpad Pro 7 Manual in PDF Format EditPad Pro Manual Version 7.6.6 — 9 December 2019 Published by Just Great Software Co. Ltd. Copyright © 1996–2019 Jan Goyvaerts. All rights reserved. “EditPad” and “Just Great Software” are trademarks of Jan Goyvaerts i Table of Contents EditPad Pro Manual .............................................................................................. 1 1. File Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4 2. Edit Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18 3. Project Menu ................................................................................................................................................................. 26 4. Search Menu .................................................................................................................................................................. 39 5. Go Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................ 58 6. Block Menu.................................................................................................................................................................... 62 7. Mark Menu .................................................................................................................................................................... 72 8. Fold Menu...................................................................................................................................................................... 75 9. Tools Menu.................................................................................................................................................................... 78 10. Macros Menu............................................................................................................................................................... 91 11. Extra Menu .................................................................................................................................................................. 96 12. Convert Menu ........................................................................................................................................................... 111 13. Options Menu ........................................................................................................................................................... 123 14. Options|Configure File Types ............................................................................................................................... 136 15. Options|Preferences ............................................................................................................................................... 162 16. View Menu................................................................................................................................................................. 198 17. View|Files Panel....................................................................................................................................................... 208 18. View|Explorer Panel ............................................................................................................................................... 212 19. File Filter .................................................................................................................................................................... 215 20. View|FTP Panel ....................................................................................................................................................... 216 21. View|File History ..................................................................................................................................................... 223 22. View|File Navigator ................................................................................................................................................ 226 23. Help Menu ................................................................................................................................................................. 227 24. Customizing Toolbars and Menus ......................................................................................................................... 239 25. Command Line Parameters .................................................................................................................................... 243 Regular Expression Tutorial ............................................................................. 245 1. Regular Expression Tutorial ..................................................................................................................................... 247 2. Literal Characters ........................................................................................................................................................ 249 3. First Look at How a Regex Engine Works Internally .......................................................................................... 251 4. Character Classes or Character Sets......................................................................................................................... 253 5. The Dot Matches (Almost) Any Character ............................................................................................................ 257 6. Start of String and End of String Anchors ............................................................................................................. 259 7. Word Boundaries ........................................................................................................................................................ 263 8. Alternation with The Vertical Bar or Pipe Symbol ............................................................................................... 266 9. Optional Items ............................................................................................................................................................ 268 10. Repetition with Star and Plus ................................................................................................................................. 269 11. Use Round Brackets for Grouping ........................................................................................................................ 272 12. Named Capturing Groups ...................................................................................................................................... 277 ii 13. Unicode Regular Expressions................................................................................................................................. 279 14. Regex Matching Modes ........................................................................................................................................... 288 15. Possessive Quantifiers ............................................................................................................................................. 290 16. Atomic Grouping ..................................................................................................................................................... 293 17. Lookahead and Lookbehind Zero-Width Assertions ......................................................................................... 295 18. Testing The Same Part of a String for More Than One Requirement ............................................................ 299 19. Continuing at The End of The Previous Match.................................................................................................. 301 20. If-Then-Else Conditionals in Regular Expressions ............................................................................................ 303 21. XML Schema Character Classes ............................................................................................................................ 306 22. POSIX Bracket Expressions .................................................................................................................................. 308 23. Adding Comments to Regular Expressions ......................................................................................................... 312 24. Free-Spacing Regular Expressions......................................................................................................................... 313 Regular Expression Examples .......................................................................... 315 1. Sample Regular Expressions ..................................................................................................................................... 317 2. Matching Numeric Ranges with a Regular Expression ........................................................................................ 320 3. Matching Floating Point Numbers with a Regular Expression .......................................................................... 322 4. How to Find or Validate an Email Address ........................................................................................................... 323 5. Matching a Valid Date ..............................................................................................................................................
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