KG01-see comments inline. On Thursday, June 28, 2012, Dan wrote:
> Srinivasulu Bhattaram wrote: > >> I have a text file, which has one space before every line >> How to remove this using search and replace option >> For carriage return or <Enter>, I learnt that we hould use "\n" (quotes >> not included) and keep Regular Expressions on. >> But I do not know what is code for space > > KG01 - Why is this so complicated. Such system language hides the power of the tool. The tool should understand natural language inputs. Perhaps we could explore ways to provide such system-oriented syntax to the user in the context of the task. In other words, update the UI design to include a way to evoke a cheat sheet, or even better, implement a way for the user to insert syntax using natural language, with the system interpreting behind the scenes. I suppose this is a broader usability theme that appears throughout the toolset. We should explore ways reduce the complexity of system-oriented command inputs and make advanced capabilities more consumable to less technical users. After all, this is a tool to help people capture their thoughts and share ideas - not a development environment. Thoughts? > Can any one let me know? >> seena > > > If you are using a carriage return (shift+<Enter>) or <Enter>, you can > use this: "^ " (^ followed by a space). Regular Expressions must be on. > The replace box should be empty. > Search and replace as you did using "\n" above. > > --Dan > > ------------------------------**------------------------------**--------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
