06-20-2009, 12:52 PM
THX ort the blank line code.
I stillhave problem o stipping the extra carriage returns at the end of each line, while preserving the double spacing between paragraphs. Here is an example of my problem;
==========Original Formating ===========
You have a bunch of sub-directories.¶
¶
¶
You'd like to consolidate into one but don't want to do the mouse work or write a batch script. ¶
Suction will help you condense your directories.¶
¶
There are two ways to interact with Suction.¶
You can launch the Suction executable as a portable application and use the drag and drop interface¶
the drop box is seen in the background of the screenshot here—and all dropped folders and their recursive folders and files will be transferred to the ¶
consolidation folder you have specified. ¶
==========Desired Formating ===========
You have a bunch of sub-directories.
You'd like to consolidate into one but don't want to do the mouse work or write a batch script. Suction will help you condense your directories.¶
¶
There are two ways to interact with Suction.
You can launch the Suction executable as a portable application and use the drag and drop interface the drop box is seen in the background of the screenshot here—and all dropped folders and their recursive folders and files will be transferred to the consolidation folder you have specified. ¶
Im truggling to take advantage of the RegEx function by using the "\r\n" pattern to represent the "¶"
A ideas
I stillhave problem o stipping the extra carriage returns at the end of each line, while preserving the double spacing between paragraphs. Here is an example of my problem;
==========Original Formating ===========
You have a bunch of sub-directories.¶
¶
¶
You'd like to consolidate into one but don't want to do the mouse work or write a batch script. ¶
Suction will help you condense your directories.¶
¶
There are two ways to interact with Suction.¶
You can launch the Suction executable as a portable application and use the drag and drop interface¶
the drop box is seen in the background of the screenshot here—and all dropped folders and their recursive folders and files will be transferred to the ¶
consolidation folder you have specified. ¶
==========Desired Formating ===========
You have a bunch of sub-directories.
You'd like to consolidate into one but don't want to do the mouse work or write a batch script. Suction will help you condense your directories.¶
¶
There are two ways to interact with Suction.
You can launch the Suction executable as a portable application and use the drag and drop interface the drop box is seen in the background of the screenshot here—and all dropped folders and their recursive folders and files will be transferred to the consolidation folder you have specified. ¶
Im truggling to take advantage of the RegEx function by using the "\r\n" pattern to represent the "¶"
A ideas
