Never mind stupid mistake
Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2005 1:53 pm
Hello,
EDIT: The lines were all indented and I was not including the indent.
I do a lot of work scanning documents with a rinki-dink scaner program that very often interprets an open single quote as a comma. I need to find these where they begin a new line and would like to avoid all cases where the comma is otherwise found.
The help menu tells me this is a special character but does not show how to find it, I didn't see it in the O'Reilly book either.
Any help?
^, and ^\, produce the not found message.
EDIT: The lines were all indented and I was not including the indent.
I do a lot of work scanning documents with a rinki-dink scaner program that very often interprets an open single quote as a comma. I need to find these where they begin a new line and would like to avoid all cases where the comma is otherwise found.
The help menu tells me this is a special character but does not show how to find it, I didn't see it in the O'Reilly book either.
Any help?
^, and ^\, produce the not found message.