On 02/08/2007 21:31, Mark Leddy wrote:
1) How can I inset a tab character \t ?
This is a hard one... :D
Just put \t!
Tested (just in case) by replacing \d+ by \t, it worked for me.
2) How to do a search and repace so that all \t tab characters get
replaced with \r\t (a windows carrage return line feed)?
Well, put \t in the Search field, and \r\n in the Replace field...
For this, no need for RE, just use the \xx option (might be faster, work
on the reverse operation, unlike RE which just search per line).
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Philippe Lhoste
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