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in version 20120202 something changed in find and replace.
I used to be able to search for a newline, \n and replace it, but
now I can't figure out how.
ctrl-H used to give one the option of what kind of search to use,
now you have to go to the edit menu to pick text or regex.
I liked the old way.
bill
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On 2/18/2012 6:22 AM, bill wrote:
in version 20120202 something changed in find and replace.
I used to be able to search for a newline, \n and replace it, but now I
can't figure out how.
ctrl-H used to give one the option of what kind of search to use, now
you have to go to the edit menu to pick text or regex.
I liked the old way.
bill
Nope, hasn't changed :)
You can get to search and replace options with this button:
http://www.htmlkit.com/view/#!/i/more-search-and-replace-options-icon-1
Ctrl+H takes you to the last selected search and replace option. I don't
think you'd always want to select which option to use first, but when
you do Ctrl+Shift+H does the trick:
http://www.htmlkit.com/view/#!/i/pick-search-and-replace-key-1
Chami
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On 2/18/2012 7:22 AM, bill wrote:
in version 20120202 something changed in find and replace.
I used to be able to search for a newline, \n and replace it, but
now I can't figure out how.
ctrl-H used to give one the option of what kind of search to use,
now you have to go to the edit menu to pick text or regex.
I liked the old way.
bill
I was confusing Search with Search and Replace.
At least if my dementia gets worse I will be able to meet new
people every day.
bill
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On 2/19/2012 9:27 AM, bill wrote:
On 2/18/2012 7:22 AM, bill wrote:
in version 20120202 something changed in find and replace.
I used to be able to search for a newline, \n and replace it, but
now I can't figure out how.
ctrl-H used to give one the option of what kind of search to use,
now you have to go to the edit menu to pick text or regex.
I liked the old way.
bill
I was confusing Search with Search and Replace.
At least if my dementia gets worse I will be able to meet new people
every day.
bill
:) Only if you've seen me try to recall names of actors. Ten movies
later, I'd make a connection to a person that was in the scene with the
actor in question. I could use a Flash memory upgrade.
Chami
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