使用升华文本删除/添加特定字符串后的换行符

使用升华文本2-是否有可能通过使用 找到 something 替换工具在文本文件中的特定字符串之后返回 插入一个分行符/Text?

(附加问题: 是否可以删除特定字符串后面的所有换行符)

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Here's how you'd do it on a Mac:

Command+F > type string > Control+Command+G > ESC > Right Arrow > line break


and Windows/Linux (untested):

Control+F > type string > Alt+F3 > ESC > Right Arrow > line break


The important part being Control+Command+G to select all matches.
Once you've selected the text you're looking for, you can use the provided multiple cursors to do whatever text manipulation you want.

Protip: you can manually instantiate multiple cursors by using Command+click (or Control+click) to achieve similar results.

You should probably use multiple cursors. See the unofficial documentation, or this nice tutorial. Here's some brief instructions to set you on your way:

  1. Put the cursor on the string of interest.
  2. Type Command+D (Mac) or Control+D (Windows/Linux) to select the current instance of the string.
  3. Type Command+D (Mac) or Control+D (Windows/Linux) to select successive instances of the string.
  4. Alternately, type Control+Command+G (Mac) or Control+Command+G to select all instances of your string.
  5. Now you have multiple cursors, so insert or remove your newline as you please.
  6. (type esc to exit multiple cursor mode.)

Have fun!

Using the Find - Replace tool, this can be accomplished in two different ways:

  1. Click in the Replace field and press Ctrl + Enter to insert a newline (the field should resize but it doesn't, so it is hard to see the newline inserted).

  2. Inside the Find - Replace tool, activate the S&R regex mode (first icon on the left .*, keyboard shortcut is Alt + Ctrl/Cmd + R to activate/deactivate it).

  3. Type \n in the Replace field wherever you want to insert a newline.

Both solutions also work if you want to find newlines, just do it in the Find field.

Edit->Lines->Join Line (Ctrl+J)