I found a way around this problem but it makes things difficult.
When I take line from file using the regular expression to parse selected line parameter It either pulls the correct line or a blank line 50% of the time.
What I am doing to go around this is getting block of text and then using a second macro to parse with regular expression, this gets annoying when I want to delete the selected line because I need to pull the whole block of text, delete it, replace line with {-string.eneter-} and then append the left over text back to the file. This leaves a space where the selected line used to be instead of just getting rid of the line.
So is this a bug associated with take line from the file or am I doing something wrong?
When I take line from file using the regular expression to parse selected line parameter It either pulls the correct line or a blank line 50% of the time.
What I am doing to go around this is getting block of text and then using a second macro to parse with regular expression, this gets annoying when I want to delete the selected line because I need to pull the whole block of text, delete it, replace line with {-string.eneter-} and then append the left over text back to the file. This leaves a space where the selected line used to be instead of just getting rid of the line.
So is this a bug associated with take line from the file or am I doing something wrong?