Enter command for Find/Replace.

[MrRatt]

Right, dont know how to explain this really...

what i need to do is put an "enter" command in to a Replace box...

the code i need to change is the following

<ORDER1>
<W1>qwe</W1>
<W2>asd</W2>
</ORDER1>
<ORDER2>
<W1>qwe</W1>
<W2>asd</W2>
</ORDER2>
<ORDER3>
<W1>qwe</W1>
<W2>asd</W2>
</ORDER3>

this repeats about 500 times, but i need it in the following format

<ORDER1>
	<W1>qwe</W1>
	<W2>asd</W2>
</ORDER1>

<ORDER2>
	<W1>qwe</W1>
	<W2>asd</W2>
</ORDER2>

<ORDER3>
	<W1>qwe</W1>
	<W2>asd</W2>
</ORDER3>

i dont really want to sit there and TAB each row, and then make a space between every order, ive worked out how to do the TAB but cant find how to make it automaticly put an "enter" in
(this has to be done via the "Replace" menu...
Attached is the "Replace" menu with the Tab command on it.

hope this makes sense.

Thanks

[MrRatt]

whoops, i think my code messed up the title.... :/

edit - sorry evilrick, typed without thinking.

Don't remove Moderator comments either.
EvilRick

[MrRatt]

bump

[vass0922]

You can use MS Word

When you do a replace, you can use combo of chars to represent special chars
^t = tab
^p = carriage return

so you can replace your text with ^tsometext^p

That help?


If you want to do it code... umm what language are you using? heh

[MrRatt]

thanks vass will try that one, (it is an XML file that im editing)