Onetastic
| Description | : | Changes color of text starting with a single quote (#) on selected lines to green |
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| Author(s) | : | Synx | |
| Category | : | Formatting | |
| Last Updated | : | February 06, 2017 | |
| Requirements | : | OneNote 2010 or above | |
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| Changelog | : | February 06, 2017 (586342) - Synx |
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YOU ARE THE BEST OMER!!
Really Good Programmer.
I really needed to highlight all these words - as I am not very good with my eyesight and you did it for me.
I am sending you lots of good luck :)
Sorry for always hassling you with newbie code - I am trying to learn!
Thanks for making oneNote the Best
Because of you I changed from evernote to onenote!
And all the awesome macros you made
Have a great weekend!
How can I just color the #word untill the first space.
Example only color #hello and not the whole paragraph.
I am trying to color some words similar to this.
<Macro name="Color PowerShell Comments" category="Test" description="" publishDate="00-00-00T00:00:00.000Z" version="15">
<Comment text="----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" />
<Comment text=" Color Powershell Comments" />
<Comment text="----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" />
<Expression>$color = "#358000"</Expression>
<Comment text="Find all the selected paragraphs" />
<ForEach var="p">
<Array>QueryObjects("Paragraph", GetCurrentPage())</Array>
<If>
<Condition>$p.selection == "none"</Condition>
<Continue>1</Continue>
</If>
<Comment text="Find hashes as the beginning of a comment" />
<Expression>$hashes = QueryText($p, "#", false)</Expression>
<If>
<Condition>Array_Length($hashes) == 0</Condition>
<Continue>1</Continue>
</If>
<Comment text="Start coloring from the first hash" />
<Expression>$hash = $hashes[0]</Expression>
<Expression>$hash.fontColor = $color</Expression>
<Comment text="Get all the text in the paragraph and color the ones that are after the first hash" />
<ForEach var="text">
<Array>QueryObjects("Text", $p)</Array>
<If>
<Condition>$text.startIndex > $hash.startIndex</Condition>
<Expression>$text.fontColor = $color</Expression>
</If>
</ForEach>
</ForEach>
</Macro>
I tried a lot of things but nothing works :(
thank you