First, I write abc,def,ghi,jlk then do a find/replace (CTRL-H): specify reg-ex and find [color=#BB0000]_,_[/color] (comma) and replace with [color=#BB0000]_\n_[/color]. The replace works but the popup indicates expression was replaced _[color=#BB0000]6[/color]_ times when there were only 3 commas.
Second, I write abc def ghi then do a simple reg-ex find (CTRF-F) or a find/replace (CTRL-H): specify reg-ex and find _[color=#BB0000]\n[/color]_ and replace with _[color=#BB0000],[/color]_ (so that I get abc,def,ghi). The replace does not work at all. I suspect I might have the wrong reg-ex method to perform this type of replace, maybe someone can confirm? Find/replace where find is _[color=#BB0000]$[/color]_ and replace is _[color=#BB0000],[/color]_ adds a comma at the end of every words but what I want to do is remove the newlines. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,58219,58219> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
