exits funnel wrote:
Hello,
I have a java source file which has through some
interaction with source control become double spaced.
In other words when I look at the file with hexdump, I
see two consecutive LFs everywhere I'd expect to see
only one. I'm running Emacs 21.3.1 on RedHat Linux
and I'm trying to use query-replace to remove the
extraneous LFs but I can't quite get it. Here's what
I'm trying:
M-[SHIFT]-% C-q [ENTER] C-q [ENTER] [ENTER] C-q
[ENTER] [ENTER]
Unfortunately, emacs replaces zero occurances so
obviously I'm doing something wrong. If somone could
straighten me out I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
Use `C-q C-j' instead of `C-q [ENTER]'.
The Enter key is the <return> function key aka the RET character aka C-m.
LFD is C-j.
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Kevin Rodgers
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