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The Trial Run tab of the main TextPipe window gives you a test bed for trying out filters. The Trial Run area is used to test a filter repeatedly on small sets of text. The Trial Run input text is saved with each filter. When the Trial Run Tab is NOT displayed, clicking the Trial Run button displays the Trial Run tab, re-runs the current filter over the input text and shows the result in the output text area. Clicking the Trial Run button while the Trial Run tab is displayed switches the display to the Filters tab. Note: The Trial Input area does NOT interpret any special character codes or macros. Note 2: The Trial Run function can give slightly different results to those encountered when actually processing a file. The difference is because the Trial Input field automatically converts line feed characters into DOS line feed characters (#13#10). This means that while text in the Trial Input field may process correctly, the results from processing a file may be different if you are processing files with Unix or Macintosh line feed characters. The best way to avoid these problems is to include a convert EOL characters filter at the very start of your filter list, converting from Auto to DOS. Extra OptionsTreat Trial Input as UnicodeWhen checked, the text in the Trial Input area is filtered as Unicode (i.e. double-byte UTF-16LE). When this flag is unchecked, Unicode text is first converted to ANSI text before it is processed. Normally when this setting is checked, Treat Trial Output as Unicode is also checked. Treat Trial Output as UnicodeWhen checked, the text sent to the Trial Output area is assumed to be Unicode (i.e. double-byte UTF-16LE). Only use this setting if
Synchronize ScrollingWhen checked, moving the scroll bar of the Trial Input area moves the Trial Output scroll bar as well. This is handy for viewing filter results. Move Trial Output to Trial InputIdentical to an item in the Tools Menu, this moves the text in the Trial Output area to the Trial Input area. See also |
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