At 18:00 16/04/2020 -0500, Jason Noname wrote:
Is there a way to force text to reflow in Writer?
Text reflows automatically.
Say I have a file with hard wraps at the end of each line and I want
to reflow all the paragraphs.
You mean that you want to *join* existing paragraphs, so that the
entire (selected) text becomes a single paragraph?
o Search for $ .
o Replace with nothing.
You will need to have "Regular expressions" ticked, of course.
This will do exactly what you ask, so that paragraphs are joined
without anything in between. In practice, you may wish to replace
with a single space instead of nothing.
Note that if you have empty paragraphs in your text, these will be
removed - but they will prevent paragraphs preceding and following
them from being merged. You could merely repeat the same Find &
Replace, but that will duplicate the spaces, if you have included
them. Instead, first replace $ with space and then replace $ with nothing.
Or alternately is there a way to find and replace line breaks
(searching for '\n' does not seem to work)?
This is not an alternative to your other question but a different
requirement. If you indeed have line breaks, \n will match them. But
paragraph breaks are not line breaks, and \n will not match paragraph breaks.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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