There's a "Hard Wrap" command on the Text menu which can do this. I have it
assigned to shortcut Command-\ which brings up the dialog and Command-Option-\
which applies using the last settings. I think these are the default shortcuts
but I'm not sure. You can change the shortcut in the "Menus &
Try this:
Search pattern: "\b(.*)(")(.*)\b“
Replace pattern: "\1\3“
This changes "good for me",yo“ to "good for me,yo“
And then:
Search pattern: (\w),(\w)
Replace pattern: „\1, \2“
To change "good for me,yo“ to "good for me, yo“
Hope I understood your need.
Ulrich
> Am 11.07.2022 um 21:
Also, is there any way to get keep Hard Wrap from breaking URLs in markdown
format? In other words, if I have a URL that exceeds 72 characters, is
there any setting that will keep Hard Wrap from actually splitting the URL?
TIA!
On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 10:35:42 AM UTC+1 Ted Stresen-Reuter w
I'm working in Markdown files quite a bit lately and would like to "rewrap"
blocks of text after editing some lines.
Expressed in Given When Then:
Given I've selected a paragraph of text
When I (select a command or text factory or something)
Then line breaks are removed AND Hard Wrap is applied t
