retext | ReText: Simple but powerful editor for Markdown and reStructuredText
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[GitHub Actions status][GitHub Actions SVG]][GitHub Actions]. ReText is a simple but powerful editor for Markdown and reStructuredText markup languages. One can also add support for [custom markups] using Python modules. ![ReText on Plasma 5 desktop] data/retext-kde5.png). To install ReText, make sure that you have [Python] (3.6 or later) installed, and run pip3 install ReText. By default it installs system wide, pass --user for installing into the user’s home directory. You can also manually download the tarball from [PyPI].
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- This function is used to process conversion objects
- Receive bytes from socket
- Receive an object from the socket
- Send an object to the given socket
- Highlight block
- Updates the color scheme
- Return the length of the QString
- Return a color scheme
- Open a local file
- Opens the given file
- Save the document to PDF file
- Insert images dialog
- Highlight current line
- Updates the extensions visibility
- Adjusts table to given position
- Get the result from the server
- Accepts a given URL
- Save document to ODT
- Event handler for wheel events
- Paint the text area
- Called when a file has changed
- Context menu event handler
- Get list of export extensions
- Update the preview box
- Open file with given file name
- Change the index
- Highlights documents matching pattern
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rbookName=scrapy.Field();//书籍名称,书籍路径
rabookName=scrapy.Field();//书籍可读的书名
inDate=scrapy.Field();//收录日期
updDate=scrapy.Field();//更新日期
lincense=scrapy.Field();//书籍的license信息
language=scrapy.Field();//书籍的语言
chapters=scrapy.Field();//书籍的章节数目
rate=scrapy.F
sudo apt install build-essential python3-dev python3-pip python3-cffi
sudo apt install libcairo2 libpango-1.0-0 libpangocairo-1.0.0 libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 libffi-dev
sudo apt install shared-mime-info
sudo apt install make
sudo -H pip3 install markdown
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{"background-color":"#d7d7d7", "color":"#191970", "bold": {"color":"#859900", "font-weight":"bold", "font-style":"normal"}, "emphasis": {"color":"#b58900", "font-weight":"bold", "font-style":"italic"}, "link": {"color":"#cb4b16", "font-weight":"norma
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QUESTION
Having done prior research on this question, I understand that this is not a great way to do it but I work for a company where deadlines are short and quality is... not really discussed. If this works 95 times out of 100, it is fine. Figuring out a parser is not in the time budget. I am also a junior dev and the senior devs abandoned this project, so my skill level is not high and I need this for tomorrow.
I have also found plenty of solutions that remove the tags from the text selection, but I cannot do that either because another API later consumes the modified text to spit it out onto a webpage. The HTML tags must stay.
I am currently using this to find the words that I want in the HTML. Is there a way I can use Regex to modify it to not include words that are part of HTML tags/are HTML tags?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-16 at 20:02Yes, don't use RegExp to manipulate HTML.
Your task was nothing but wrapping the immediate Node.childNodes (of nodeType 3) into a .
For that task you might want to use Node.replaceChild() after making sure you're only operating over that specific nodeType 3
QUESTION
I have a controlled in my React application where the user would type.
I want to keep track on it and replace the occurrences of $.text
and $.lang
to random hashes/number.
from
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 20:31So im doing it on click. So lets say user type something and then clicking on Replace Template
button will replace the $.text
and $.lang
by some random number. You can insert your specific hash or number if needed.
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