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问题 I want to target or match only the first occurrence per line Typical Scenario: I have an HTML Structure that I am using in JavaScript. <ul> <li> ABC </li> <li> DEF </li> <li> GHI <span> GHI-SPAAN </span> </li> </ul> To convert the above into a string, in my editor, I can simply Find & replace EOL with a '+ and beginning of line with a ' so that the code would be var tpl = ''+ '<ul> '+ '<li> ABC </li> '+ '<li> DEF </li> '+ '<li> GHI <span> GHI-SPAAN </span> </li> '+ '</ul> '; But you see, I

问题 I want to target or match only the first occurrence per line Typical Scenario: I have an HTML Structure that I am using in JavaScript. <ul> <li> ABC </li> <li> DEF </li> <li> GHI <span> GHI-SPAAN </span> </li> </ul> To convert the above into a string, in my editor, I can simply Find & replace EOL with a '+ and beginning of line with a ' so that the code would be var tpl = ''+ '<ul> '+ '<li> ABC </li> '+ '<li> DEF </li> '+ '<li> GHI <span> GHI-SPAAN </span> </li> '+ '</ul> '; But you see, I

问题 This is rathee simple done in emacs or nedit, but I could not find how to setup tab width in komodo edit (I use 7.1). Thanks. 回答1: Komodo has a bug in the setting "Allow file contents to override tab settings" . Here is the fix: Go to: Preferences->Editor->Indentation. From this screen. Turn off "Allow file contents to override tab settings" as this is very buggy and can cause Komodo to over-ride your settings (hence the need to change the per-file-setting in other people's solutions) From

问题 This is rathee simple done in emacs or nedit, but I could not find how to setup tab width in komodo edit (I use 7.1). Thanks. 回答1: Komodo has a bug in the setting "Allow file contents to override tab settings" . Here is the fix: Go to: Preferences->Editor->Indentation. From this screen. Turn off "Allow file contents to override tab settings" as this is very buggy and can cause Komodo to over-ride your settings (hence the need to change the per-file-setting in other people's solutions) From

问题 I created this macro to replace a specific word with another word in the current document, but ideally, I want to replace it with clipboard content. My current code is as follows: // Macro recorded on: Wed Jul 11 2012 01:29:42 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time) komodo.assertMacroVersion(3); if (komodo.view) { komodo.view.setFocus(); } ko.find.replaceAllInMacro(window, 0, 'Itemlink', 'target', true, 0, 2, false, false); The above code replaces the word 'Itemlink' with the word 'target', but how to

问题 Is it possible to create a single regexp to replace < and > with their entity equivalents in Komodo Edit? s/<|>/<|>/ 回答1: I'm guessing that you may have to convert & to & and so on. If this is the case there's most likely a library or function in whichever language/platform you're using (e.g. in Java check out StringEscapeUtils). Indicate which language you're using and someone here will no doubt point you to something appropriate. 回答2: It is easy in to do this in just about any language

问题 Hopefully a nice quick one for someone. I'm working on a project that requires a specific link being written around 400 or so locations. Each link is the same, except it has the town's name in it, such as: <li><a href="/contact-details.html?location=Andover">Andover</a></li> I'm currently using Komodo Edit to write my projects, and I have Zen Coding installed and a decent knowledge of the built-in Snippets functionality. I know that using Snippets, I could create the link above from the word

问题 Hopefully a nice quick one for someone. I'm working on a project that requires a specific link being written around 400 or so locations. Each link is the same, except it has the town's name in it, such as: <li><a href="/contact-details.html?location=Andover">Andover</a></li> I'm currently using Komodo Edit to write my projects, and I have Zen Coding installed and a decent knowledge of the built-in Snippets functionality. I know that using Snippets, I could create the link above from the word

问题 Ive been using komodo edit recently to go through a few django tutorials, and ive been impressed with the level of code completion it provides for the framework. However what i really want it to do is provide code completion for the current project, so in effect my own views, models etc. would work in the same way as the framework itself. Is there a way to temporarily modify the python path on a per project basis to get code completion of my current project? NB: Im not sure whether this is a

问题 In Komodo Edit, an input field is available in the toolbar. When I type text in it, it highlights matching search results. Is there something like this in Eclipse, either directly or via a plugin? 回答1: As TK Gospodinov has already mentioned, there is an Incremental option in Find/Replace ( Ctrl + F ) dialog. There is also a special key binding for Incremental search in Eclipse (and personally I use it more frequently). From Eclipse Tips and Tricks: Use Edit > Incremental Find Next ( Ctrl + J