Make escaped string

[Ding Zhaojie]

1. load string_copy.e
2. bind string-copy and string-paste to menu or hotkey

This macro will help you add/remove escape sequences in C/Java or XML.

For example: string-copy a C-string:

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(?P<nat_dst_ip>\\d{1,3}\\.\\d{1,3}\\.\\d{1,3}\\.\\d{1,3})
You will got:

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(?P<nat_dst_ip>\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})The escape sequences were translated.

string-paste the text to a XML file, the text will be escaped for XML:

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(?P<nat_dst_ip>\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})
Have fun!

[hs2]

Hi Ding, quite nice ! But where is the attachment... HS2

[Ding Zhaojie]

Hi Ding, quite nice ! But where is the attachment... HS2

Sorry, my mistake...

[hs2]

Thanks ! HS2
PS: Any plans to extend Bincalc to 64bit maybe incl. IPv6 ?

[Ding Zhaojie]

Thanks ! HS2
PS: Any plans to extend Bincalc to 64bit maybe incl. IPv6 ?

The 64bit support was stay in my todo list for a long time. But it will introduce big changes to the UI and I have no idea about how to put so many numbers on the small form. Maybe I should take the RPN away? Very hard to decide.

[hs2]

Yep - it's not easy...
Removing the RPN part would be ok for me. Although I still own a working HP-48 calculator !
But I stopped using it years ago and now I prefer the common prefix notation .. and my old Casio calculator
Would be cool, if you find the time to do it. I expect to deal with 64bit low level stuff in the not so far future.
HS2