You can resize the find/replace panel by dragging its upper border (note that there was a resize cursor in place of that ugly red arrowhead, PrtScn didn't capture the original one unfortunately :)):
I agree that the whole thing could be better. Anyway, what I wanted is a little bit different, how can we find and replace "\r" and/or "\n" (not as a literal string, but as LF and CR characters)?
Yeah, but you can't search for \r and definitely can't replace with \n or \r (you can replace with "new-line" which is I guess dependent on the file and new-line settings).
PS: What I'd like to have would be similar to Notepad++'s "extended" option in search/replace. I occasionally find myself switching to Notepad++ for new line (and encoding) things.
Ctrl+Enter put the newline at the end of the replace text, not in the middle where I entered it.
You can resize the find/replace panel by dragging its upper border (note that there was a resize cursor in place of that ugly red arrowhead, PrtScn didn't capture the original one unfortunately :)):
I agree that the whole thing could be better. Anyway, what I wanted is a little bit different, how can we find and replace "\r" and/or "\n" (not as a literal string, but as LF and CR characters)?
If you enable regular expression (Alt + r), you can search for \n
Yeah, but you can't search for \r and definitely can't replace with \n or \r (you can replace with "new-line" which is I guess dependent on the file and new-line settings).
PS: What I'd like to have would be similar to Notepad++'s "extended" option in search/replace. I occasionally find myself switching to Notepad++ for new line (and encoding) things.
It works, enable regular expression and you can search and replace any special character.
Doesn't work for \r (hence \r\n)...
http://i.imgur.com/oWadfYO.png
Which version? I've got 2.0.1 and it doesn't seem to have this. Also, button count and UI are different from mine too.
Oh I see, I use version 3 beta (Build 3012)
Nice to see that it's implemented in v. 3. I hope it rolls out soon.
in ST3 "\n" Perfectly works ith for new row(line), without "" :)
- for example:
Find What: ;
Replace: ; \n
Result is:
e=[];
f=b(d,function(a){return 1===a.priority});
d=f.length ...ect
For something like:
e=[];f=b(d,function(a){return 1===a.priority});=f.length
And that is what we want.