Onetastic
Multi-Select and Cut/Copy/Paste Support in Macro Editor
May 01, 2018
With today's update, you can now select multiple lines of code together in Macro Editor and then move, delete or expand/collapse them together. You can also cut or copy multiple lines of code and then paste them elsewhere in the same macro or to another macro. You can even paste copied code with syntax highlighting into Word or OneNote.
Cut/Copy/Paste of multiple lines requires a Onetastic Dev license. Here is a little demonstration of the new capabilities (no audio):
Direct Access to Page Title
Today's update also includes a few small additions to the macro language: Page.title and Page.hasTitle properties and Title.paragraph property.Page.title property represents the title area of the page that contains the title bar, date and time. Accessing this object will create the page title if it doesn't already exist. You can use Page.hasTitle property to check whether a title already exists or not.
Title.paragraph property gives access to the single paragraph that is in the title. These properties will make it easier to set or retrieve the title of a page:
$page = GetCurrentPage()
$page.title.paragraph.text = "Hey!"
JBM
First far most I think your program is amazing. I was wondering if there's a macro with Tag Complete with Date, Time and Author.
Thanks
Current version: 3.12.1
When I execute it does not start at all.
HI have Windows 10 and OneNote 2016 64bit
any help?
Thanks.
Joe
Here's a tricky situation, and perhaps there's a way to build a macro to resolve it.
I have about 600 one-note pages all titled with a person's name then the date. e.g., Alan Smith - 1/13/2014
Is there a way to build a macro that would remove the date from the title, or at least copy the date in the title, and make that the date on the page?
Every title is constructed the same way: [Name] " - " [date]
Thanks!!
I hope that you add the Arabic language
What I think dwg wants to accomplish is to write code externally (or export and then find&replace vars or something) and then just copy to macro editor the finished code and/or keep snippets of code externally and copy them into macro editor when needed. That would indeed be cool
Feature request:
Copy/paste a section to a different macro.
OR
Ability to modify code in notepad++ and paste back to Macro Editor
It looks like this update is really really close... I can select all lines of the macro, click Copy and I can then paste it in to Notepad++. I can't currently paste from Notepad++ back to a macro.