Marking menu

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# 7.2. Marking menu

Mark. Mark is a special selection mode. It gives you the ability to select text multiply. To mark some text, select the text normally and apply Mark. To "deselect" the marked text, point to it with the cursor and use Mark again. The another way to disable marked selection is the Unmark all menu item. You can copy all marked text using Copy marked function.

Mark by regexp - earch through text by regexp defined at the Famous text entry and mark all words those founded according to regexp. For example, regexp = "p*r". So the words like "peter", "poor", "pair" will be marked. This kind of search is a case-sensetive.

Metachar * means the any characters, and ? stands for an any single one character.

For example, if you define the pattern such that "?og", so the "dog" will be found, but not the "frog". But when you define "*og", TEA marks all words like dog, frog, bulldog, fog and other similar to those.

current music: The Pixies - Santo

Mark all fuzzy and empty translations - it's useful for the .po-files editing.

current music: The Pixies - Evil Hearted You

Mark each n-th line - use this function to mark each n-th line. Type the number into the Famous text entry first.

Mark lines those contains a string - marks all lines those contains a string from the Famous text entry.

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