Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> Frank Bures wrote:
>> I need to edit a comma delimited database file so that it becomes tab
>> delimited. In OS/2 I just globally searched for ',' and then replaced it
>> with ASCII [09] character by entering <Alt-0-9>.
>> I cannot do that in KWrite as KWrite does not interpret <Alt> at all
>> and just enters "09" in the 'Replace with' field.
>> When I try to enter <Tab>, it just takes me to another field.
>>
>> How do you replace anything with unprintable characters in KWrite?
>> (short of using vi of course :-))
>
> Use KDE4 :-). katepart in KDE4 should support the usual set of C-like
> escapes; in this case, \t, \x0009 or \0011 should all work.
>
It's funny, it works the other way round. I can search for tabs by
entering "\t" and activating regexp button. Then I can replace it with any
printable character. However I cannot replace anything with "\.".
I am talking KDE 3.5 and KWrite.
Well, back to the trusted vi I go :-)
Cheers
Frank
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