--- In [email protected], Alec Burgess <bura...@...> wrote: > > Carrol: > This should do the trick: > Find: \r\n([^\[].*?)$ > Replace: $1 > > Note - your example shows > > [b]Sound:[/b] > Mono, > Dolby > [b]More:[/b] > > replaced by > [b]Sound:[/b] Mono > [b]More:[/b] > > I assume that was an error and you would actually want: > [b]Sound:[/b]Mono,Dolby > [b]More:[/b] > > correct? >
Not what I was looking for but I was able to make it work. Thanks. -nick > Above regex relies on the "fact"? that the *ONLY* lines in your input > which do *NOT* start with "[" are those which are to be merged up to the > preceding line. If this is not the case (eg. others lines at the > beginning or end of the text to be adjusted which are to be left as is) > the regex would have to be altered. > > Happy New Year - my first email of 2010 :-) > > -- > Regards ... Alec (bura...@gmail & WinLiveMess - alec.m.burg...@skype) > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
