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Archivos de instalación 2.2.12
| Arquitectura | Tipo | Ámbito | Tamaño del archivo | Descargar | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32 bits | EXE (Inno Setup) | Todos los usuarios | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
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Notas de la versión
What's new
- Added that you can run a RegEx on the current clipboard content. This can be done by using the keyword command $TEXTREGEX$ and the keyword parameter should contain the RegEx. The parameter supports a slash convention s/pattern/replacement/ to transform clipboard text, or enter a pattern alone to automatically delete all matches. Here's an example keyword that uses a RegEx to remove the fixed text width (often 80 characters) copied from a terminal window: Keyword name=cleanterminaltext command=$TEXTREGEX$ parameter=s/\r?\n\s+(?=[a-z])/ / comment=Cleanup terminal text
- Added $TEXTREGEXPASTE$ does the same as $TEXTREGEX$ but also pastes the processed text (mostly useful for assigning to a hotkey).
- Added that when viewing clipboard by typing clipboard, and right clicking a clipboard item, all keywords that has a command that starts-with $TEXTREGEX (if any) will be listed in order to use it on that item.
- Added in the Expanded Edit View and right clicking, the menu will list all keywords that has a command that starts-with $TEXTREGEX (if any). If clicking one, that RegEx will be applied to all the current text in the Expanded Edit View.
Improvements
- The "Synthetic input support" setting now support more virtual input methods. The setting can be enabled in Settings > Input, typing & autocomplete.
