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Tip noted. thanks a lot too!

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Thanks!

Maybe the blank lines are not blank? Have you turned on visibility for all characters? Maybe spaces or tabs are there? Have you tried to remove trailing spaces on the "blank lines" first? Remove the blank spaces on all lines, then try searching for \n\n. And make sure there are no leading/trailing ...

To replace all blank liines:
Search for: \n\n
Replace with: \n

Like I said, for some reason it's not finding that regex..

To replace all trailing spaces at the end of line:

Search for: _*\n
Replace with: \n
( Using "_" to represent the space character )

Thanks!!

Could not find such Regular Expression! :( A piece of the text I was trying to apply was: 4 Standstill 2 Umezawa's Jitte // 29 other spells // Sideboard SB: 3 Annul SB: 1 Blue Elemental Blast SB: 3 Engineered PostPosted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 7:20 am Post subject: 1.) replace Code: \n\n by Code: \n ...

Hi, I like the EditDelLine command, but is there a similar command to erase all the blank lines of the active document? Also, is there a simple command to erase all white spaces in the end of lines? This is because sometimes I paste a list in a txt file, but the source had one or a couple of blank ...

Actually it is no clicks, once the class has been defined. Just open the document and the syntax coloring takes effect immediately. That's not the issue; I'm talking about the times we start a document from scratch, or when we create a blank document and paste a piece of code from a specific sintax ...

Hmm that's the deal! Thanks!!
However, the suggestion is still on the table: In NPP, it's easier, two clicks and we're done. In here we have to navigate a little. But thanks a lot anyway!

Why haven't you implemented an "instant-color-syntax-changer" like in Notepad++? In there, we have a list of languages that we can instantly select one so we can see the current document in the appropriate colors, and it's not necessary to save the file in the desired extension (.html) for example ...