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* COM003.QM * Written By Tom Hogshead * [ See COMTxx.QM For Use ] * July 28, 1991 * Key Description * ===== =============================================================== * @(8) Insert Text at Beginning of Blocked Lines (or Current * Line If No Blocks Marked), John Goodman, Author * * #(F4__)-Surround Column-Blocked Text With Box Of Desired Characters, * (John Goodman, Author) * ******** * (Box Drawn Around Outside *Border* Of Column Block, Juxtapose Text) * ******** * * @(F4__)-Erase Outside Border Of Column-Blocked Text And Collapse Text * Surronding Block To Original Position Before Box Was Made, * (John Goodman, Author) * * @(F8) --Put Colon In Front Of "Rem" Lines For Faster Batch File Operation * * ^(F7_)--Prepend Prompted Text To, Or Delete Prompted Text From, * The Beginning Of The Current Or Blocked Line(s), * (John Goodman, Author) * * #(F7__)-Prepend Prompted Text To, Or Delete Prompted Text From, * The Beginning Of The Current Or Blocked Line(s), * Initialize Find Prompt With Last Prompted Text * (Tom Hogshead Modification Of ^F7) * * @(F7) --Insert Text At Beginning Of All Blocked Lines, * (John Goodman, Author) * * * (_) --{e:\up\COMT*}--Return To COMTxx.QM * *-- eoi * * * ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * #(F4__) Surround Column-Blocked Text with Box of Desired Characters, * John Goodman, author ******** * (Box Drawn Around Outside *Border* of Column Block, Juxtapose Text) ******** * ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * The following macro surrounds column-blocked text with a box of desired * characters. Place text to be surrounded in a column block and press * #F4. At the FillBlock prompt enter the desired border character. Box * size is unlimited, including empty boxes, and boxes of one character * up to surrounding full documents. Macro is INSERT mode insensitive, * and there are no Find beeps because of failed searches. This macro * was written by John Goodman. * Starting with a block like this: * 12345678901234567890 * 12345678901234567890 * 12345678901234567890 * 12345678901234567890 * 12345678901234567890 * Macro #F4 does this . . . * 12345678901234567890 ********** * 12345*67890123*4567890 * 12345*67890123*4567890 * 12345*67890123*4567890 ********** * 12345678901234567890 #F4 macrobegin GotoBlockBeg * Try going to block beg JTrue START: * If we can, start processing MarkColumn * Try completing the block GotoBlockBeg * Try again to go to block beg JFalse END: * If we can't, no block there START: Copy PasteOver * Copy the block and paste it back InsertLine * Insert blank line at top MarkLine * Make column block a line block GotoBlockEnd * (Line) block end is directly below! MarkColumn * Start a single column block PrevPosition * Go back to where block began CopyBlock CopyBlock * Copy column twice to shift text CursorDown * Move down to reset block position PasteOver * Paste orig block back in CursorUp * Move to upper right of outer block MarkColumn * Reset upper right corner GotoBlockEnd * Go to block end CursorRight * Move to where outer block will end AddLine * Add extra line at bottom MarkColumn * Mark outer block end point FillBlock Pause Return * Prompt user for fill character GotoBlockBeg * Go to outer block begin CursorDown CursorRight * Move in for inner block PasteOver * Put original block back in UnmarkBlock * Clean up and go home! END: * * 38 bytes Tue 05-07-1991 17:46:32 * * ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * @(F4_) Erase Outside Border of Column-Blocked Text and Collapse Text * Surronding Block to Original Position Before Box Was Made * John Goodman, author * ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * Mark box border as a column block. @F4 erases outside border, returns * and collapses all text surrounding block to original position before * box was made. Use with caution since the lines containing the top * and bottom edges of the block are deleted. @F4 MacroBegin GotoBlockBeg * Try going to block begin JTrue START: * If we can, begin processing MarkColumn * If not, mark block end GotoBlockBeg * Try again to go to block begin JFalse END: * If we can't, no block START: ShiftRight * Remove right edge of box GotoBlockEnd * Go to end of block MarkLine * Start Line block PrevPosition * Return to block begin GotoBlockEnd * new block end is directly below MarkColumn * Start single column block PrevPosition * Return to old block begin CursorRight * Create 2-column block MarkColumn * Finish marking block DelLine * Delete top edge of box GotoBlockEnd * Go to last line of block DelLine * Delete bottom edge of box DeleteBlock * Delete 1st two columns of block END: * * 26 bytes Wed 05-08-1991 15:36:31 * * --------------------------------------------------------------- * @(F7) Insert Text at Beginning of All Blocked Lines (J GOODMAN) * --------------------------------------------------------------- * @F7 MacroBegin CursorRight * Needed for single-line blocks GotoBlockBeg * Try going to block beg, retain pos. JTrue BLK: * Determine if a completed block DropAnchor * If not, DropAnchor will finish it * or mark current line if none started GotoBlockBeg * Go to block beg to retain position BLK: GotoBlockEnd * Start at the end FindReplace * Dummy to Allow for Safe Macro Escape #224 Return * Char Unlikely to be Found Pause Return * Allow User to Enter Repl Text "LN" Return * Local, No Prompt Replace MarkLine * Mark first line PrevPosition * Return to beg of where block was ShiftRight * Shift all lines to right BegLine * Move cursor to column 1 GotoBlockEnd * Move to 1st char of last line MarkColumn * Mark 1st character column PrevPosition * Return to first line BegLine * Needed for single-line blocks FillBlock * Fill First Column with Char #224 Return * Searched For Above RepeatFind * Repeat the FindReplace UnmarkBlock * Unmark the block * 37 bytes Wed 04-17-1991 21:02:33 * ========================================================================= * Date: 05-01-91 (00:21) Number: 275 SemWare Support BBS * To: TOM HOGSHEAD Refer#: NONE * From: JOHN GOODMAN Read: NO * Subj: MORE FOR REX Conf: 3 Macros * ------------------------------------------------------------------------ * To Tom and Rex Edwards-- * * Rex, I'm glad you're finding the comment macros useful! I hope * Tom's followup comments will do the trick for you; I couldn't * have recommended anything better. * *» Not to let Tom have the last word, however... *» *» The following macro is a first (very rough) attempt to merge *» together the ideas in the comment/uncomment macro and the macro *» that prepends a user-prompted string of text to blocked lines or *» the current line (the idea for the second macro originated with *» Richard Blackburn and it has been refined since then--I'm not *» sure where Tom has put it in the AMAC files). *» * The macro below works the same as the comment/uncomment macro * except that it will prompt for a text string. If the text string * is found at the beginning of the 1st line of the block, the macro * will delete that number of characters from the beginning of every * line in the block. If the string is not found, it will add the * string to the beginning of every line in the block. * */ I have not had a chance to thoroughly test the macro or to try to */ streamline it, but I wanted to throw it out for comment (sic). */ * >>Tom, I'm running up against a deadline here at my real (i.e., * >>paying) job and may not be able to provide any further input on * >>the JMPPOS macros for a couple of days. I scanned the last set * >>you sent and everything looks great! Please don't let me hold * >>you up if you want to get it out quickly. * >> * >>...JDG * * (Comments above added, deleted, then added again by #F7) |1.5 * * ------------------------------------------------------------------- * ^(F7_) Prepend Prompted Text to, or Delete Prompted Text from, * The Beginning of the Current or Blocked Line(s) * ------------------------------------------------------------------- * (Note: I have changed John's character #128 to @250 so as to not be as * noticeable.) ^F7 MacroBegin CursorRight * Needed for single-line blocks GotoBlockBeg * Try going to block beg, retain pos. JTrue BLK: * Determine if a completed block DropAnchor * If not, DropAnchor will finish it * or mark current line if none started GotoBlockBeg * Go to block beg to retain position BLK: GotoBlockEnd * Start at the end MarkLine * Mark line to close block PrevPosition * Return to block begin ShiftRight * Shift all lines to right BegLine * Move cursor to column 1 GotoBlockEnd * Move to 1st char of last line MarkColumn * Mark 1st character column PrevPosition * Return to first line BegLine * Needed for single-line blocks FillBlock * FillBlock w/weird character #250 Return FindReplace * Replace Weird Char on 1st Line #250 Return * with user-prompted text DelLine Pause #250 Return "1" Return * 1st Occurrence (Line) Only UnmarkBlock * Unmark the block CursorLeft MarkCharacter * Block the User's Text BegLine Cut * Cut Buffer Now Has Prompted Text AddLine Paste * Save text on the following line Find #250 Paste Return * Try to find weird char+text "B" Return * on 1st line JTrue DELTEXT: * Text not found, add to every line DelLine * Delete temp line FindReplace #250 Return * Replace all occurrences of weird Paste Return * char with user's text "GN" Return Jump END: DELTEXT: * Text not found, shift right GotoBlockEnd * Go to end of saved copy DelLine * get rid of temp line CursorUp * go back to 1st line in same col MarkColumn * start col block, upper right Find #250 Return * find last weird char, this becomes "GB" Return * lower left corner of col block DeleteBlock * delete the column block CursorDown * reposition to run again END: * * 84 bytes Tue 04-30-1991 23:51:49 * * ------------------------------------------------------------------- * #(F7__) Prepend Prompted Text to, or Delete Prompted Text from, * The Beginning of the Current or Blocked Line(s), * Initialize Find prompt with last prompted text * ------------------------------------------------------------------- * I changed John's ^F7 macro a bit so that the last prompt is * remembered by Find. This is helpful for repetitive entries. #F7 MacroBegin CursorRight * Needed for single-line blocks GotoBlockBeg * Try going to block beg, retain pos. JTrue BLK: * Determine if a completed block DropAnchor * If not, DropAnchor will finish it * or mark current line if none started GotoBlockBeg * Go to block beg to retain position BLK: GotoBlockEnd * Start at the end MarkLine * Mark line to close block PrevPosition * Return to block begin ShiftRight * Shift all lines to right BegLine * Move cursor to column 1 GotoBlockEnd * Move to 1st char of last line MarkColumn * Mark 1st character column PrevPosition * Return to first line BegLine * Needed for single-line blocks FillBlock * FillBlock w/weird character #250 Return FindReplace * Replace Weird Char on 1st Line #250 Return * with user-prompted text * DelLine CursorRight *| Pause #250 Return "1" Return * 1st Occurrence (Line) Only UnmarkBlock * Unmark the block CursorLeft MarkCharacter * Block the User's Text BegLine Cut * Cut Buffer Now Has Prompted Text AddLine Paste * Save text on the following line Find #250 Paste Return * Try to find weird char+text "B" Return * on 1st line JTrue DELTEXT: * Text not found, add to every line DelLine * Delete temp line FindReplace #250 Return * Replace all occurrences of weird Paste Return * char with user's text "GN" Return Jump END: DELTEXT: * Text not found, shift right GotoBlockEnd * Go to end of saved copy DelLine * get rid of temp line CursorUp * go back to 1st line in same col MarkColumn * start col block, upper right Find #250 Return * find last weird char, this becomes "GB" Return * lower left corner of col block DeleteBlock * delete the column block CursorDown * reposition to run again END: * FindReplace Return * *| Paste * Re-initialize Find prompt with *| * prompted text *| Return Escape * Cancel FindReplace *| * * 84 bytes Tue 04-30-1991 23:51:49 (JG ^F7) * 89 bytes Thu 05-02-1991 10:24:01 (TH |) * * --------------------------------------------------------------------- * @(F8) Put colon in front of *rem* line for faster batch file operation * --------------------------------------------------------------------- * * "Rem" lines in batch files make batch files run slower. Lines which * are labels (colon as first character) do not. This macro simply puts * a colon in column 1 for each line containing "rem ". Each rem line * for my system takes about 0.2 seconds with disk cache, and 0.5 seconds * per line with no disk cache. I found one batch file with 30 plus * rem lines - 15 seconds less running time by labelling rem lines! * * NOTE: At least a space and one character of text must follow "rem" * to be labelled, eg the following would not be labeled: * rem * echo remember * The following would be labeled: * rem this is a test * echo harem holiday! * * @F8 MacroBegin * Begfile InsertLine * Insert blank line in case * rem in col/line 1/1 Editfile "c:\!" Return * Load temp file KillFile Quit * To kill/quit it EditFile Return * Load empty temp file and SaveFile * save it for append later Quit * Quit it for now START: * Unmarkblock * Find "rem " Return "I " Return * Find "rem " Jfalse END: * No rem lines, end macro BegLine *ELSE line has rem, go to bol Dropanchor Wordright Dropanchor * Mark space up to "rem" Shiftright * Shift line rt one space Begline * Bak to bol Find ":" Return "L" Return * See if line has colon at beg Jtrue NEXT: * Cursorright ":" *ELSE line has no colon, add it! NEXT: * Shiftleft * Shift line back lft one space Markline * WriteBlock Return "A" * Append line to c:\! Endline Cursordown * Move off rem and chk for last Jfalse END: * line Cursorup *ELSE Line is not last, cur up Jump START: * Loop again END: * Begfile * Begin of batch file DelLine * Delete top blank line Editfile Return * Load c:\!, look at rem lines DelLine KillFile * with added colon, kill file UnMarkBlock * Un mark batch file * * 82 bytes Mon 03-25-1991 16:49:26 * * ----------------------------------------------------------- * @(8) Insert Text at Beginning of Blocked Lines (or Current * Line If No Blocks Marked) * ----------------------------------------------------------- * This macro will insert a user-prompted string of text in front of * each line delineated by any type of block (character, line, or * column). Only one block marker need be set. If no block markers * are set, the current line will be acted upon. The text to be * prepended should be entered by the user at the "Replace with:" * prompt. * * The cursor will be placed at the beginning of the line following * the line(s) acted upon so that the macro can be invoked * repeatedly to prepend text to a series of lines. The macro * should work consistently regardless of toggle mode or QConfig * settings. * @8 MacroBegin CursorRight * Needed for single-line blocks GotoBlockBeg * Try going to block beg, retain pos. JTrue BLK: * Determine if a completed block DropAnchor * If not, DropAnchor will finish it * or mark current line if none started GotoBlockBeg * Go to block beg to retain position BLK: GotoBlockEnd * Start at the end FindReplace * Dummy to Allow for Safe Macro Escape #250 Return * Char Unlikely to be Found DelLine * Erase old prompt Pause Return * Allow User to Enter Repl Text "LN" Return * Local, No Prompt Replace MarkLine * Mark first line PrevPosition * Return to beg of where block was ShiftRight * Shift all lines to right BegLine * Move cursor to column 1 GotoBlockEnd * Move to 1st char of last line MarkColumn * Mark 1st character column PrevPosition * Return to first line BegLine * Needed for single-line blocks MarkColumn * Finish marking block FillBlock * Fill First Column with Char #250 Return * Searched For Above RepeatFind * Repeat the FindReplace GotoBlockEnd * Go to the last line UnmarkBlock * Unmark the block BegLine * Return to beginning of line CursorDown * Go to next line * * 42 bytes Sat 07-27-1991 23:43:18 (JG) * QCONFIG.DAT version of @8 above. Uncomment the lines and merge * them together into a single line before placing in QCONFIG.DAT. * @8 MacroBegin CursorRight GotoBlockBeg JTrue BLK: DropAnchor * GotoBlockBeg BLK: GotoBlockEnd FindReplace #250 Return DelLine * Pause Return "LN" Return MarkLine PrevPosition ShiftRight BegLine * GotoBlockEnd MarkColumn PrevPosition BegLine MarkColumn FillBlock * #250 Return RepeatFind GotoBlockEnd UnmarkBlock BegLine CursorDown