I want to select all occurrences of a search term in a text document to copy and paste them into another file.
For example:
abcd"efgh.dat"ijkl
mnop"qrst.dat"uvwx
When seaching for "[^"]*.dat" with checkbox Use regular expressions enabled, I am ably to successfully mark the desired results "efgh.dat" and "qrst.dat" with the Mark button under Find All. But they're not selected, so I can't copy them.
How can I select all marked search result?
In Geany 1.36, when you select "find all" in find, the results appear in a window at the bottom called "messages".
If you select one of the results in this window and right click, a pop up allows you a choice (among others) to "copy all".
You can then paste the results where needed,
Also, with Geany's CTRL-ALT select, you can block select the prefix file info and line numbers to delete it, leaving the search lines results.
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Requirement:
I want to run multiple test cases in a single Jenkins job.
All those test cases are run one by one on the same Node.
User should be able to specify execution order of those test cases.
What I've tried
I tried checkbox. But order of checkbox candiates are fixed. Uses can select which test case
they want to run, but cannot adjust the order.
I tried String parameter. I put the candidate test case names in "description" and users can
copy and paste them into the input box, split by comma. But it seems to be crude. Is it
possible to add some, for example cutomized Groovy code to control the prediction. Whenever
a user types first letters of a test case after a comma, candidate test case names are
listed in a drop down list?
Or, does Jenkins provide a "select add" and "select remove" box pair? For example a left select box lists all candidate, and user select one and double click, or click "add" button, then the item is added to the right select box. And if user select an item in right box and click "remove" button, the item moves back to the right select box.
No matter which method is used, I just want to impelement such "select and adjust order" feature. How can I do it?
I have a budget spreadsheet for simple money transactions. One of the columns is the transaction category (e.g. Grocery, Auto Supplies, Insurance, Entertainment, etc.)
Rather than spell out, let's say, Insurance, in a given cell, I would like a list of possible values to appear, so that I can select one of the values (e.g., Insurance) and have Excel put that value in the cell for me. That way I make sure that Insurance is spelled the same each time I use it.
Is there an easy way to set this up in my workbook, preferably without getting into VBA coding?
You can create a dropdown lists in Excel. What I found from this video:
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Select the cells that you want to contain the lists. On the ribbon, click the DATA tab, and click Data Validation. In the dialog, set Allow to List. Click in Source. In this example, we are using a comma-delimited list. The text or numbers we type in the Source field are separated by commas. And click OK. The cells now have a drop-down list.
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I'm going through the process of converting a PDF into a spreadsheet. After some effort, I found that I could get it into an acceptable format for in Writer, then copy it into Calc. But I can't select all, and there are too many pages to select, copy, and past individually. I've tried ctrl A, click and drag selecting, using ctrl and shift click, and 'Select All' in the Edit dropdown menu. I've been able to select at most one page, which isn't really helpful. I also can select all if I add text/stuff that isn't tables, but this stuff messes up the format for pasting into Calc and I can't deselect it before copying
Is there any other way of selecting all I haven't tried?
I want to know if there is any way to get KW from campaigns that have specific campaign label
For example:
To get top 10 KW in campaigns that have campaign label that called "abc" ?
Thanks
The best method for this is to attach the campaign name as a label on the keyword level. If you have only a few campaigns, you can go into each campaign, then keywords view within the UI, select all and add a new label with the campaign's name.
If you have a giant account (this won't work if you already have other keyword level labels set, if you do, use the first method):
Go to Keywords view from within the UI.Download Keywords report (check editable)
Then copy the contents of the C column and paste the contents into the Label column (making sure the column is still called "Labels" [don't change anything else]
Then click the Reports and Uploads tab in the left navigation window.
Select the Uploads subtab.
Click "Browse for file" to locate your edited and saved report.
Click the "Upload" button.
A yellow box will appear reminding you that uploading the report will immediately update your account. (Beyond this point, there is no "undo" or "cancel" option.) Clicking "Yes, I understand" will immediately begin the process of applying your changes to your account.
Now all of your keywords are labeled with your campaign names!
I have a SharePoint feature which programatically creates 3 lookups in a custom list, one from each of 3 different lists via extremely similar CAML markup.
The only differences in the CAML are the List, ID, Name, DisplayName and StaticName properties yet one of these lookups looks slightly different (has a slightly more "modern" drop-down arrow) than the other two and this same menu requires I double-click in order to select an item instead of single-clicking as I do with the other lookups.
Might anyone have seen this before and have an idea of what I might look into to make this lookup operate as a single-click menu?
The style of dropdown displayed is usually related to the number of items, although it also renders as a standard select element when viewed in firefox.
For any other field type it would make sense to create a custom field control, but due to code that expects things to be named "Lookup", lookup fields are next to impossible to extend.
The best way to customize a specific field is probably with javascript/jquery. When you click on the dropdown arrow, ShowDropdown (in core.js) is called. This creates a select element with options set from the pipe delimited list in the choices attribute of the textbox.
Add some code to the page so that on load EnsureSelect and FilterChoice or similar are called to create the select element. Set properties on the textbox and select elements so that the textbox as hidden and the select element is a visible dropdown. Have SetCtrlFromOpt called on change rather than on blur/double click so that the control that the server will read and save is properly updated.
The same approach could be used to keep the combo box but add a click event to set the value rather than requiring a double click.
How many items has the source list of every lookup field?
Lookup fields shows a "Combo" when the source list has 10 items (I'm not sure if 10 item is the exact limit). When the source list has more than 10 items the lookup field shows a "ListArea" control that works as you said.
I have exactly the same problem. One difference I have noticed is that the one listbox that requires a double-click is a lookup field, whereas the one that doesn't is a choice field with pre-populated choices. Don't know if that helps.