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Knowing that \n is a line break, have any do the reverse? I am using the Sublime as editor and my text is like this:
1,
2,
3,
Turn into:
1,2,3,
Is there any regex or other means to do so?
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- Open "Find and Replace" (
CTRL+H) - Enable "Regular Expression" (in red)
- Type n+ (or s+ or n s+, depending on the case) in the "Find" field, clear the "Replace" field"
- "Replace all"
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Show.. Thank you very much.
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\nis not a regular expression, it is a normal character. If you want to remove the line break just remove this character.– Woss
@Woss will edit my question.
– Roknauta
Well, have you read all my previous comment? If it is a character, just remove it.
– Woss
I don’t understand the question.
– G. Bittencourt
You do not need regex: https://stackoverflow.com/q/13578705
– hkotsubo
@Woss did not understand this removing the n.
– Roknauta