At 10:43 06/08/2012 +0100, Tom Davies wrote:
Am 06.08.2012 08:43, Carla Marion wrote:
I want to replace two paragraph endings punctuation marks by one,
because I want to replace white lines. How do I do that?
I think Andreas might have meant replace
^$^$
with
^$
to reduce all the doubles with a single rather than to remove all
paragraph marks.
No: as usual, you have it wrong; he meant what he wrote. The user
wants to remove what she calls "white lines" - actually empty
paragraphs. The circumflex character anchors the pattern to the
beginning of a paragraph and the dollar sign to the end of a
paragraph. So ^$ matches an empty paragraph.
Brian Barker
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