\w matches any single character that includes an underscore. \s \s Any single character that is reversed. \s matches any single whitespace character: including spaces, tabs, and so on (note: Do not include change and line breaks). \d \d The reverse, matching a non-numeric character. () The order that affects the expression matching (such as C + + parentheses affects the order of expression operations), and is used as the grouping marker for the expression (marker starting from 1) Note: See the example below such as: be? matches "B" or "be", but does not match "bee" ? The character on the left side is matched 0 or 1 times.
such as: be+ match "be" or "bee", but do not match "B" + the character on its left side is matched at least once (1 or more times). * The character on its left side is matched to any number of times (0 or more times). For example: matches a single character other than "a" and "B" matches any single non-numeric character matches any single character except the list. For example: matches "a" or "B" matches any single number matches any single character in the list. | Or an operator that matches the string to the left and right of the expression. For example: e$ matches lines ending with "e" The expression to the left of the line is matched at the end of the row. For example: ^a matches a line beginning with "A" ^ The expression to its right is matched at the top of the row.
\ n newline character LF Note: Extended support, regular expressions do not support \ r Carriage return CR Note: Extended support, regular expression does not support \ t Tab TAB Note: Both the extension and the regular expression support It would probably be well to report the bug, though, so if anyone can verify that, it would help.\ escape Character Furu: to use "\" itself, you should use the "\" If it is a bug, I suppose I can just trial and error until something works. My regular expression is: (+)(+) is finding initial indents followed by text.ġ) Is this a Notepad++ bug, or have I missed something with my regular expression?Ģ) Any ideas on solving this by some other expression? I want to find the line breaks that are cutting up the text and eliminate them, but not other line breaks. I have an old HTML document I am editing where the original page cut up the text, thus: Each of the pieces work correctly, but when I put the entire string together, it is not working. I am doing a Find & Replace in Notepad++.
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