Can I replace character with linefeedchracater in Notepad++ ?
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Using the replace feature in Notepad++, is there a way to replace a character such as: “[” the left bracket say with a combination to effect a “Line-Feed” and then the “[” bracket?
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Yes, you would use Regular expression for the Search mode, and specify a Find what box of
\[
and then in the Replace with box you would put\n[
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Hmmm, upvotes of a bad regex…hmmm… :-)
I swear I was thinking
\[
for Find what as I was composing before.[
by itself generatesFind: Invalid regular expression
in red at the bottom of the Find window. -
WTF
Did I do it again, or did this site consume my backslash?
I meant
\\[
and so far now I’ve meant it twice!Edit: Apparently the site ate it, and I did it right the earlier times, I just didn’t proof it.
Normally if you put a single backslash inside backticks, this site will keep it.
But if it is the first character after the opening backtick, it will eat it??? -
@Alan-Kilborn
\[
vs\\[
`\[` vs `\\[`
Both look right in preview
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Edit: but final render doesn’t match preview -
Now that I’m on a computer, rather than my phone, a fuller experiment:
`!` `\!` `"` `\"` `#` `\#` `$` `\$` `%` `\%` `&` `\&` `'` `\'` `(` `\(` `)` `\)` `*` `\*` `+` `\+` `,` `\,` `-` `\-` `.` `\.` `/` `\/` `0` `\0` `1` `\1` `2` `\2` `3` `\3` `4` `\4` `5` `\5` `6` `\6` `7` `\7` `8` `\8` `9` `\9` `:` `\:` `;` `\;` `<` `\<` `=` `\=` `>` `\>` `?` `\?` `@` `\@` `A` `\A` `B` `\B` `C` `\C` `D` `\D` `E` `\E` `F` `\F` `G` `\G` `H` `\H` `I` `\I` `J` `\J` `K` `\K` `L` `\L` `M` `\M` `N` `\N` `O` `\O` `P` `\P` `Q` `\Q` `R` `\R` `S` `\S` `T` `\T` `U` `\U` `V` `\V` `W` `\W` `X` `\X` `Y` `\Y` `Z` `\Z` `[` `\[` `]` `\]` `^` `\^` `_` `\_` `a` `\a` `b` `\b` `c` `\c` `d` `\d` `e` `\e` `f` `\f` `g` `\g` `h` `\h` `i` `\i` `j` `\j` `k` `\k` `l` `\l` `m` `\m` `n` `\n` `o` `\o` `p` `\p` `q` `\q` `r` `\r` `s` `\s` `t` `\t` `u` `\u` `v` `\v` `w` `\w` `x` `\x` `y` `\y` `z` `\z` `{` `\{` `|` `\|` `}` `\}` `~` `\~`
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\!
"
\"
#
\#
$
\$
%
\%
&
\&
'
\'
(
\(
)
\)
*
\*
+
\+
,
\,
-
\-
.
\.
/
\/
0
\0
1
\1
2
\2
3
\3
4
\4
5
\5
6
\6
7
\7
8
\8
9
\9
:
\:
;
\;
<
\<
=
\=
>
\>
?
\?
@
\@
A
\A
B
\B
C
\C
D
\D
E
\E
F
\F
G
\G
H
\H
I
\I
J
\J
K
\K
L
\L
M
\M
N
\N
O
\O
P
\P
Q
\Q
R
\R
S
\S
T
\T
U
\U
V
\V
W
\W
X
\X
Y
\Y
Z
\Z
[
\[
]
\]
^
\^
_
\_
a
\a
b
\b
c
\c
d
\d
e
\e
f
\f
g
\g
h
\h
i
\i
j
\j
k
\k
l
\l
m
\m
n
\n
o
\o
p
\p
q
\q
r
\r
s
\s
t
\t
u
\u
v
\v
w
\w
x
\x
y
\y
z
\z
{
\{
|
\|
}
\}
~
\~
I skipped the backslash-backslash pair, and the backslash backtick pair, because those both add another layer of confusion. The preview shows all of thse as I would expect:
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Let’s see how it renders after posting…
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@PeterJones said in Can I replace character with linefeedchracater in Notepad++ ?:
Let’s see how it renders after posting…
Looks like
\\[
and\\]
have special meaning in the forum’s markdown’s backtick implementation. Weird.