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Hi there. First a side-question: When I see "FNR" in the forum, does that mean find-and-replace?
Now the actual question: This is actually for a VBA project, but I'm testing it using the built-in FaR tool. Given this text (notice 'space space' at the beginning of some lines) EDIT!!! Forum is truncating the spaces!!!! Let me try something different. Okay... Screenshot... My setup is Code:
wildcards = true.
find = "([ ]@)(<[!^l^13]{1,}>)"
'my intent is (first group = zero or more spaces)(second grp = one or more of anything but a hard or soft line return)
replace = "\1+ \2"
![]() It would be nice if there were a way to specify "beginning of line/end of line," but that doesn't appear to be possible. Any thoughts on this? |
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