Regular Expressions LF∉\h LF∈\v

AZJIO AZJIO

[link Regular Expressions](link http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php/Regular_Expressions)
Error for line feed. Look at the description for /h /v

guy038

Hello, @azjio-azjio, and All,

I confirm that the Line Feed character ( \n ) :

Cannot be found with the \h regex, which matches any single horizontal blank character
Can be found with the \v regex, which matches any single vertical blank character

For further information,refer, also, to :

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/15279/unicode-blank-characters-and-the-regexes-h-v-and-s/1

Cheers,

guy038

AZJIO AZJIO

The regular expression does not work
[a-z][\t\v]+[a-z]
Divide the word with the Enter key and test the regular expression

With this began reading the reference, while the problem remained

MAPJe71

@AZJIO-AZJIO did you follow and read the link posted by @guy038 especially his explanation of the difference between \v and [\v]?

AZJIO AZJIO

I read on the diagonal, not understanding with what it is connected, because I just asked to correct the error in the help. If there is a difference in behavior, this should be indicated in the description, so that everyone does not ask the same question again.

MAPJe71

I just asked to correct the error in the help

AFAIK you just indicated there is an error on the linked page, you didn’t ask for a correction :-)
Furthermore, there is no error on the page.

If there is a difference in behavior, this should be indicated in the description, so that everyone does not ask the same question again.

Agreed, although keep in mind that the difference wasn’t known of by many (AFAIK, well at least not by me) until @guy038 posted his topic.