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I have a whole lot of entries listed as:
<image><filename>
and would like to search and replace so the end result is so:
<image>
<filename>
i.e. there is a return/enter after <image>

I am using Notepad++). I highlighted text on two lines and when I tried
Search and Replace (Ctrl+H), I get the "square" which represents
Return/Enter in the search box but I cannot copy it to the replace box.
Anyone know how I can "type" the return character in a text editor?
Thanks.

©® wrote:
> I have a whole lot of entries listed as:
> <image><filename>
> and would like to search and replace so the end result is so:
> <image>
> <filename>
> i.e. there is a return/enter after <image>
>
> I am using Notepad++). I highlighted text on two lines and when I tried
> Search and Replace (Ctrl+H), I get the "square" which represents
> Return/Enter in the search box but I cannot copy it to the replace box.
> Anyone know how I can "type" the return character in a text editor?

With jEdit there is a regular expression option in the search/replace
dialog and then \n inserts a line break. Check whether Notepad++ allows
that too.




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Martin Honnen
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If you're using a text-based tool to edit the XML, the fact that it's
XML is sorta irrelevant; that's a question of what your particular tool
can do.

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Joe Kesselman / Beware the fury of a patient man. -- John Dryden

I got an answer in the Notepad++ forum:

In the replace area, type

\1\r\n\2 -- \1 is the first group, \r\n is a carriage return and a new
line, \2 is the second group.

Click Replace All.