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I've found a bug.
I'd like to use "<" and ">", but Quicktext directory writes charactor "<" in "templates.xml" file. So Quicktext misses in loading "templates.xml" file after TB restart.
(I'm using Quicktext 0.9.9.9, Thunderbird 2.0.0)
Will you add new function to use "<" and ">"? |
| Where do you use the <, > characters? Do you edit the file manually? Could you send me the templates.xml file? |
> Do you edit the file manually?
No, I'm only using QuickText GUI.
I'd like to use "<File: >".
QuickText confuses <![CDATA]...">" and <File:...">".
The sample is shown below.
> <texts>
> <text shortcut="" type="1">
> <name><![CDATA[File]]></name>
> <body><![CDATA[<File: [[CURSOR]]>]]></body>
> </text>
> </texts> |
| I'm aware of the problem. The problem is if you use "]]>". I have got a tip how I could solve the problem and if that works it will be in the next version. |
| I'd like to be able to have ]]> works as well, it's very useful to do something like <[[CLIPBOARD]]> for urls, because the <> around the url forces email readers to not break long links. |
Found a workaround: create a new template that contains just one > character (I called mine "q|lt" meaning "less than"), and now you can do:
<[[CLIPBOARD]][[TEXT=q|lt]]
bypassing the ]]> limitation. |
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