Am I a noob for not being able to find and replace /n?
When I copy some long string like json from a debugger, and want to look at it properly formatted it starts off encoded with /n and /t characters, etc.
I usually go:
- Replace (Normal) /n -> qqqq
- Replace (Extended) qqqq -> /n
Is there some trick to do this in one step?
3 replies
Why not regex it?
Find
\/n
Replace
/n
Or make a macro.
I think the key bit that OP was missing was the escape character
\At least, that's the mistake I was making once
First thing I thought by reading the post. I'm glad to see your comments now.