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Actually, I was just trying to join two lines, by deleting the second newline (which picks up a third line, conjoining it to the second line). Your successful code appears to suggest that \n cannot appear within a tagged expression? Anyway, it works wonderfully. I used this for a search: (member ...

I successfully use this code to find what I want: member: \n[[:print:]]*\n Because I want to delete the trailing newline, I would like to replace with most of that (using Posix): (member: \n[[:print:]]*)\n This always generates an "Unmatched '(" error. I appreciate anyone pointing out what I'm doing ...

Highlighting the current line is a marvelous new feature, but, yes, most of us don't like the dashed lines at the top and bottom <i>when we configure our own colors</i>. You notice that the one Helios has done doesn't have the dashes. The answer is simple enough, and is given in the Help: "If you ...