In UR import, I have field delimiter TAB, text qualifier " (double-quote), and template "text") within the column that goes to the UR content field ("ItemText"), my newlines are as LF (line feed, Ascii 010, hex 0A, binary 00001010, U+000A), my record delimiter is CRLF (LF as before, and the CR is Ascii 013, hex 0D, binary 00001101, U+000D).ītw, TABs (see above for tabs in UR's Data Explorer), are Ascii 009, hex 09, binary 00001001, U+0009 there is NO difference between the Windows-1252 char table and UTF-8 (up to) here. both decisions being devoid of sense, as far as I'm concerned, btw - and I analyzed the available goodies over there thoroughly, before making my final decision that is. and, btw, RN's "dark mode" just changes colors all AROUND the "editor" (if I'm not wrong - after my trial some years ago, I don't have access but to their "Lite" version, and their web-available documentation.) - this being said, I'm not up to denigrate other personal information managers, but I would like to emphasize that S&R, beyond the current item, would open a very larger market than just the partial market of "writers" and other text-producing people who haven't yet switched to Mac-n-Scrivener. but there is no multi-item S&R either, so this, in their case, become, well. "whole sub-tree"), is primordial for "writers", and, for journalists, etc., obviously, but becomes a necessity for coders - e.g., the (much lesser in every respect) "RightNote" comes with a dedicated "plain-text" template, especially for code writing. So-called "global S&R", better, multi-item S&R (i.e. In any case, any fellow user is well advised to first create a tiny but significant "dummy" csv file to import, in order to then revise their csv data accordingly.Īnd, Kyle, thank you so very much again for your amending the "Tools - C&R" function!!!! "ItemText") and/or "Notes" columns - those columns in which newlines can create real problems indeed. some newline, and thus, for the Content column / fields, you'll need the "" "text" indicator, and then it'll be up to your "original", source, application's export's control code's encodings, AND to the capabilities of your intermediate, editing applications, if your " newlines" will / CAN be correctly recognized by UR's csv import function, within the double-quoted (or otherwise defined) "Content" (i.e. Newline in PlanMaker (^, but not also the record divider, so that one will be `r`n or `n, i.e. HT = dec 9 = hex 09 = oct 011 = ^K bin 00001001 (tab)ĮmEditor calls it 000B ("Insert - Special Characters" ^M abd ^J not found in EmEditor)) I speak of these, in particular, and for which some other - external then - editors provide special ways of input, with \something, `some, ^some or similar, and which seem (sic!) to be unattainable within UR's integrated MS rtf editor(s), or then, in UR's Data Explorer (which I call "tree", since I can remember that term oh so much more easily. I am (again) after something important here, since currently, or rather, just applying current user knowledge, it's not possible, with the integrated MS rtf editor (mine is RichEdit20W6, but I could change within the available alternatives I don't need tables in Content e.g.), to search for, and thus, also to replace, or insert by replace, those "non-printable control-codes" (newlines, tabs in particular).
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