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http://forums.textpad.com/viewtopic.php ... light=crlf

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[X] Use POSIX regular expression syntax

Find what: (.)\n(.)
Replace with: blank

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I have a 2000+ line file that needs to be one line long. How can I remove all the CRLFs at the end of each line?

I figured out the short string. I will apply it to the longer string and see if it works as well.


ReportInstance = 1

strSearchString = "\<ReportTable efrm" & ReportInstance & "\>"

I need to replace a string...

<ReportTable1>[EmbeddedReport1]efrm goes here[/EmbeddedReport1]

with empty string. So I guess it might better be described as finding and deleting the string<ReportTable1>[EmbeddedReport1]efrm goes here[/EmbeddedReport1]

The number 1 could be any number from 1-99 ...

I use a program that saves its output files as rtf encoded files that have a .txt extension. The weird thing is that if I open the file in TextPad as a text file and do a "save as" then change the extension to .rtf it opens with MS Word as a rtf.

If I just rename the file changing its extension to ...

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I want to do the following... insert '***END***' on the blank line above any line that starts with 'MSH|^~\'

before:

MSH|^~\&|CELLNETIX|PATHOLOGY|||
PV1|1||||||KOAD01^Koala^Diana^K
ORC|NW||P09-035258||||||2009050
OBR|1||P09-035258|GYN^PAP Smear

MSH|^~\&|CELLNETIX|PATHOLOGY|||
PV1|1||||||DANA01 ...

Every time I find a line that starts with 'MSH|^~\&|' I want to insert a line before that line that contains '***End***'. For example:

MSH|^~\&|POWERP
PID|1||||SPROSS
PV1|1||||||1693
ORC|SC|FN080111
MSH|^~\&|POWERP
PID|1||||SPROSS
PV1|1||||||1693
ORC|SC|FN080111
MSH|^~\&|POWERP
PID|1||||SPROSS
PV1 ...

I have a text file and everytime I encounter "MSH|", I want to preceede it with an ascii 28 ( file seperator) and a carriage return/linefeed so I get the following results.

before:

OBX|135|FT|REPORT|135|
MSH|^~\&|CELLNETIX|PATHOLOGY|||200801121247||ORU^R01|

after:

OBX|135|FT|REPORT|135|

MSH ...

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String does not equal "C"

How can I find an ascii 160 in a text file?

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#1. How can I search and find the next line that has 5 spaces at the beginning of the line.

#2. How do I find the next blank line?

I need to sort a text file, longest line length to shortest, and alphabetical with the list for each length that is the same length. Any ideas?

Thanks

I now see there are lines with just spaces in them from 2-4, maybe more. What do I do if the adjacent lines just have spaces. It appears to be 2 blank lines in a row but there are only spaces. Can it verify if there are spaces only and remove the second line?

For example:


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