pilcrow | WIP document editor for iOS
kandi X-RAY | pilcrow Summary
kandi X-RAY | pilcrow Summary
This is an work-in-progress experiment on building a document editor similar to Bear, Notion, Notes.app, Craft, Dropbox Paper, and others. I open-sourced it in case anyone is curious to follow along after my initial tweets. I'm not looking for contributions at this point, since the code is not production ready and I may make substantial changes before 1.0. But would love to hear suggestions for improvement or feature requests, just open an issue. I have ideas for a few apps I'd like to build around this kind of document, so my main goal is to build the core editor first, and then extract it to a reusable framework to build on top.
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QUESTION
I need to find find/replace or convert pilcrow / partial differential characters in a string as they currently show as �.
What I thought would work but doesn't:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 13:43Use String.prototype.codePointAt
to extract the unicode UTF-16 code point and convert it into hex digits sequence.
QUESTION
I have long text files (.srt subtitle files, actually) - which unfortunately include a lot of irrelevant/distracting information.
All irrelevant text is enclosed within identical pairs of pilcrow (paragraph) characters: ¶
So for example, some text would look like this:
This is important, and ¶junk trash garbage rubbish¶ I would like to keep it.
Obviously, I want to remove everything between the ¶ characters and keep the rest. It doesn't matter whether the ¶ characters themselves are stripped or retained: if they're retained, it's trivial just to remove them directly with a subsequent search/replace - so I just need whatever pattern match is easiest.
Note that the ¶ symbols come in identical pairs, so it's not as simple as, for example, stripping out everything between [asymetrical characters].
I'm not working on any particular platform. In fact, I was hoping to use a web-based tool to do it like this one.
I just need the regex - if anyone can assist! Alternatively, if there are better ways than regex, I'd be grateful for suggestions.
Edit: It has been suggested that this question (Remove text in-between delimiters in a string (using a regex?)) answers what I'm looking for. Thanks, but unfortunately it doesn't. That relates to using it in C# (which I don't know), and the answers to that question do not explain exactly how to replicate what I want. I want it to work in the online tool to which I linked.
Update: A good answer works, but only if the unwanted text appears in-line. I also need it to remove text where the entire line is unwanted:
779 00:35:52,216 --> 00:35:54,784
I miss him already.
780 00:36:00,291 --> 00:36:03,727
¶ If you ever need someone ¶
665
00:30:21,821 --> 00:30:25,589
¶ Feels like
sometimes you want to ¶
So I want to remove everything which appears between the ¶ symbols, regardless of where they appeal in the line, and regardless of the presence of line breaks.
Second Update Subsequent to the accepted answer, it seems it's not entirely working. In the example here, the regex provided does not work in the first multi-line instance. I have no clue what's wrong. I just want line breaks (or any other characters) to be irrelevant in the consideration. The request is simply to delete everything between pairs of ¶ characters, regardless of where they appear, and regardless of what else lies between.
Final (hopefully) update
For reference, and thanks to user MDR, we have the solution: (¶[\S\s]*?¶)
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 07:19Updated because of new information in question and comments below this answer.
That online tool you quoted seems to extract text (perhaps not what you want here - you want to remove the bit found). Maybe instead use a local text editor (xed, Gedit, Textedit, TextWrangler, Visual Code Studio, Atom, NotePad++ on Windows etc.) that has find and replace but with a regex option and find...
QUESTION
I need to setup multiple databases in Wagtail, but having difficulty getting the table in my secondary database to show.
I have done the following steps (code below): 1. Created a models.py file 2. Created a wagtail_hooks.py 3. Created an additional database reference in base.py
I am expecting my mysql table (brands) to show up in the Wagtail CMS, but is using the default database (sqllite). (There are no error messages returned)
Reference code:
models.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 16:37The solution here was that I needed to use the instructions from django's docs here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/db/multi-db/
Additional to my settings above:
I added this to base.py:
QUESTION
I noticed that sleep
can't be killed by SIGINT when spawned by:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 00:50This construct, (sleep 1000 &)
puts your sleep command in a grandchild subshell with no job control:
QUESTION
I can't get "list_display" to display field from related table.
models.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 19:34As Ivan Starostin noticed you have a typo in related field name. Other option you can use - a method field or basically - a callable that list display do accept:
QUESTION
My dataset in csv format (available here) is as follows:
I tried to import the data into R with the following document:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-27 at 16:26Here's a simple solution.
Read-in the file as a .txt file:
Edit 1:
As the data contains the hashtag # in some cells, you need to include the argument comment.char=""
so that R will display the data following it (it will however still treat it as the onset of a comment):
QUESTION
I have jrxml report, which gets exported into .docx format,
I have static text resources (.properties) with "\n" or "
signs in values, like so:
"
In jasperreports 'preview' tab it looks ok:
But when .docx format is used...:
I figured out that when you paste pilcrow/paragraph (by pressing enter
key) in word itself,
but with
or \n
jasper inserts new line (shift enter
equivalent) and it breaks everything.
May be someone knows what could be done.
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-13 at 05:43Found the solution:
To brake row I use tab/newline
(
via HTML or \t\n
via Java),
Text before tab/newline
is aligned to the left border, text after is still justified well along the page.
QUESTION
I want to be able to place 2 paragraphs after text in a MSWord document I am working on. It is all written in a custom compiler setup as an addin in word. Unfortunately I am a C# beginner and I cannot make heads or tails of it anymore.
Will Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Paragraph.Next(ref object count);
be able to add even 1 paragraph if added in some way after text? E.g.
Somehow declaring Paragraph2
as 2 x Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Paragraph.Next(ref object count);
and would be used as follows
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 08:51If I understand the question correctly, you want to insert text, followed by two paragraph marks? The simplest C# for that would be:
QUESTION
I noticed that C# 'Char.IsControl' method doesn't recognize some characters as control. For example, the following code outputs false for both values:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-29 at 08:56Those aren't control characters. One is the pilcrow sign ¶ which belongs to the Punctuation, Other [Po]
category , the other is the soft hyphen, a non-visible formatting character that affects how texts gets hyphenated.
There's nothing special about them, in fact you probably use the soft hyphen when writing a paragraph in Word and want to control hyphenation of some words. Word uses ¶ as the paragraph mark - a visualization of a paragraph's end. It doesn't affect formatting, it's just the common way to denote the end of paragraph. In that respect it's no different than ², ³, §, ¶, ¤, ¦, °, ±, ½, ¬ (just holding Right Alt and hitting keys)
.NET strings use Unicode so there's no need to escape these characters. You can just type them directly.
There's no problem with printing either - those characters are used in document processing after all. The soft hyphen controls how the UI or the print engine lays out text during rendering to the screen or paper.
If someone doesn't want those characters to be printed, a simple string.Remove
will do the job. Removing the hyphen can affect how text is printed though, with long words moving to the next line. I added that hyphen to Removing
in the previous sentence to force hyphenation. Without it, Removing
would have moved to the next line
QUESTION
I'm in the process of upgrading from Django 1.11 and Wagtail 2.0 to latest versions of both. Everything seems to be working except when I try to edit or create one specific page type I get a Django error
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-21 at 15:57You need to upgrade django-taggit
to 0.23.0 - previous versions are not compatible with Django 2.1.
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