On 18-Feb-2007, at 07:16, Andrew Starr wrote:
I managed to mess up some files and get my easy-to-read-by-human-
eyes HTML scrunched down a bit.
Anyone have a grep pattern I could use for search/replace that
would give me some white space back?
I like Tidy's Reflow command.
Markup -> Tidy -> Reflow
Might give that a shot before you start mucking about with a grep
pattern.
however, to do what you want:
# Find the start of line followed by any number of spaces, followed
by <li>
find: ^\s+<li>
#replace with what we searched for (&) prefixed with a blank line
replace: \r&
this will take:
<ul>
<li>stuff</li>
<li>stuff</li>
</ul>
and transform it to
<ul>
<li>stuff</li>
<li>stuff</li>
</ul>
for the <br> you would do:
find: ([^$])<br>(^$])
replace: \1\r<br>\r\2
BTW, you should go ahead and get in the habit of using lowercase for
HTML as it is required for XML and XHMTL.
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