- Subject: Re: How to set lines as readonly?
- From: Günter Milde <milde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 11:11:22 +0200
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 06:11:25PM -0700, Robert Wishlaw wrote:
> When loading a file, I would like to apply the Jed set_line_readonly
> function to lines containing specified words.
How about
% set readonly all lines that match the regexp pat
public define set_matching_readonly() %(ro=1, [pat])
{
% optional arguments
variable ro, pat;
!if (_NARGS)
1; % push on stack
if (_NARGS < 2)
{
variable prompt = ["Set readonly", "Set read-write"];
prompt = prompt[dup] + " lines containing regexp:";
read_mini(prompt, "", ".*"); % push on stack
}
(ro, pat) = (,); % get values from stack
push_spot_bob();
while (andelse{not(eobp())}{re_fsearch(pat)})
{
set_line_readonly(ro);
eol;
}
pop_spot();
}
If you only need it automatically invocated, you can leave out the part with
the optional arguments when defining set_matching_readonly(ro, pat).
If you dont need regexp search, things speed up by replacing it with fsearch.
To call it after loading a file use the jed_find_file_hook. See the file
under Help>Browse_Docs>hooks.
Günter
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Milde at ife.et.tu-dresden.de
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