This would seem to remove any `m` character that is followed by one or
more spaces, so I don’t think it _quite_ does what you asked for. Not
sure why it would be faster either.
-sam
On 12 Feb 2019, at 7:38, @lbutlr wrote:
I asked someone how to remove all spaces in an string more efficiently
and he responded with
search: (m?)\s+
replace: (nul)
which sure does work.
But WHY?
That is, I know what this does, but I don't understand the syntax
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