A simple regular expression does that job
Search for:
(.{160})
Replace with:
\1\r
Also the search dialog has a option „Entire Words“. You might want to check
this. You might also try the search pattern .{140,160} to set the minimum and
maximum number of matched characters when using the Entire Word option if you
run into strange results.
Regards, Roland
Am 19. Dezember 2014 bei 19Dezember 16:10:23, S. Go ([email protected])
schrieb:
> Hi, BBedit newbie here and I use it exclusively for writing text, not
> coding.
>
> I use Google Voice on my Mac and GV makes me split up long texts into
> separate 160-character ones. Is it possible to write long messages in
> BBedit and afterwards apply some sort of automated text manipulation to
> split the text into 160-character paragraph chunks so I can copy/paste into
> my GV window? (Ideally, it would break before 160 characters when needed to
> preserve whole words.)
>
>
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