Import other styles in order to modify them

[Domenico Cufalo]

Dear Dev,
I have some old jstyle files, that I created manually, but I would like to be able to import them in your excellent tool in order to modify with it. It seems, in fact, that your app can load only fdat files.

Another possible solution to my request is to be able to copy or to write some text into "Code Preview LibreOffice" as into a text editor.

Thank you very much and many compliments for yout very useful tool!

[Felix Wilke]

Dear Domenico Cufalo,
unfortunately it is not possible to import a jstyle file. But of course you
can save a certain jstyle file by using the editor and modify the jstyle
file afterwards by using a simple text editor. Modifying the code preview
within export filter editor, however, won't have any effects on the file
saved.

bye
felix

On 10 December 2016 at 18:08, Domenico Cufalo cufalo@users.sf.net wrote:

Dear Dev,
I have some old jstyle files, that I created manually, but I would like
to be able to import them in your excellent tool in order to modify with
it. It seems, in fact, that your app can load only fdat files.

Another possible solution to my request is to be able to copy or to write
some text into "Code Preview LibreOffice" as into a text editor.

Thank you very much and many compliments for yout very useful tool!

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Import other styles in order to modify them

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[Domenico Cufalo]

Ah, ok! Thank you very much for your quick response!

Modifying the code preview within export filter editor, however, won't have any effects on the file saved.

Wouldn't be possible, after the manual change inside your editor, to generate a new corresponding jstyle?
I think of something similar to JabRef, where, in addition to the tabs of database, we can use an internal editor tab.

Bye
Domenico