It adds a character to each line on moving to next line.
Nothing is wrong. That's a visual display of the newline character.
To turn if off use "View -> Show Non-printable Characters"
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I upgraded Netbenas 8 to Netbeans 12 and now my diff window does not always highlight added or removed spaces in the code.
It does highlight if spaces was added or removed in the middle of the line (after a non space character), and before a non space character.
But it does not highlight when the space was added or removed form the beginning of the line, or at the end of the line. Preceding and trailing spaces change does not get highlighted.
I tried restarting Betbeans - it did not help.
I checked HTML, PHP, TXT source code, all have the same problem.
Is there any config parameter to fix it, or is it a bug?
Navigate to Tools > Options > Miscellaneous > Diff
By default, the checkbox Ignore Leading and Trailing White Space is checked:
Just uncheck the checkbox, then click the OK button. Diff will then report on leading and trailing space differences.
When I hit tab in visual studio code, the code gets indented with what seems to be "fake" spaces. If I hit tab on a new line without typing anything on the previously indented line, the spaces on the previous line seem to disappear. Is this fixable?
It sounds like the unnecssary (because there is no text on that previous line) is being trimmed automatically. To stop that disable the setting:
Editor: Trim Auto Whitespace
I think that'll result in what you want.
I have a text file where I would like to change all the Carriage Return to Line Feed. I am working on a Mac, and it seems like BBedit should be able to easily do this. However, in the search function it does not appear to differentiate between CR (\r) and LF (\n). Searching for either character gets the same hits, and a search for "\r" to replace with "\n" does not work.
Is there some other way to represent CR and LF, so that BBedit can differentiate between them?
A possibly simpler way to do this is to make sure you enable "Line Break Types" in BBedit's Preferences -> Appearance.
This will add a Line Types popup menu at the bottom of the window.
Not only does it show you what the current format is, but it makes it trivial to switch between them.
(I also turn on "Text Encoding" as well, in case I need to switch between UTF8 and UFT16 and others.)
For a single file:
Text -> Apply Text Transform
Select Change Line Endings
Click the Configure button and choose your desired line endings
For multiple files:
File -> New -> Text Factory
Select Change Line Endings
Click the Options button and choose your desired line endings
Save the Text Factory and apply it to the files you want changed through the Choose and Options buttons
I have a csv file that has random line breaks throughout the file. (probably load errors when the file was created where the loader somehow managed to put a carriage return into the field)
How do I go in and remove all carriage returns / line breaks where the last character is not "
I have word and sublime text available for text editors
I have tried ^p with a letter infront and find and replace, but that doesnt seem to work for some of the lines for some reason
Example
"3203","Shelving Units
",".033"
instead of
"3203","Shelving Units",".033"
and
"3206","Broom
","1.00"
instead of
"3206","Broom","1.00"
Menu > Find > Replace... or Ctrl+H
Select "Regular Expression" (probably a .* icon in the bottom left, depending on your theme).
Use \n to select newlines (LF) or \r\n (CRLF).
As #GerardRoche said you can use search and replace in Sublime Text. Open it via ctrl+h and press alt+r to toggle regex to enable it. (You may want to create a backup of your file before doing such changes.)
Search for (?<=[^"\n])\n+ and replace it with nothing, press Replace All or ctrl+alt+enter to replace it.
The regex just mean: search for alt least one (+) newlines (\n), that are preceded by something different than a quotation mark or a newline (?<=[^"\n]).
You don't need to worry about carriage returns, because ST only uses them when reading and writing the file and not in the editor.
I've just updated NetBeans to 8.0 and I've experienced that the editor displays a strange/weird reverse P character at the end of each line.
How do I remove it?
Image:
Please go to 'View' and uncheck the Show Non-Printable objects. That clears off your problem
This is a [CR].
You should be able to remove it with a search and replace. Search for \r\n and replace with \n. You may need to switch on regexp.
If you only want to 'hide' the paragraph sign but show other whitespace I would advice you to install the editor-whitespace plugin (http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/52662/editor-whitespace).
This approach is very different from How to remove strange reverse P character at end of line is this solution will hide all Non-Printable objects which is not what is asked.