Hello Larry,
Larry Howe wrote:
If you try my example: [\n\a\r]* you will see that there are the newlines. KDE finds them, but doesn't replace.
I'm not sure the \n is really "there" once the file has been loaded into
the editor.
Thank you. I use regexp replace for harder tasks. The newlines are only part of them.
And the command to strip out blank lines is
cat infile | awk ' { if ($0) print }' > outfile
I have to use something else for replacing. However I like quanta and hope this will be fixed soon.
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