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Format plain text using JScript?

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JE Hole #1 / 3	Format plain text using JScript? Is there anybody who has an idea how to remove <cr> in a txt-string. I read a multiline text-file from the filesystem and assign this to a variable. However I want to remove blank lines, linefeeds and carriage returns to compress the text. I've tried search and replace, replacing with re=\n; s.replace(re, " "); In fact i've tried with both \n and \r, still the string print out with no difference at all. Any ideas? JE Holen
Fri, 23 Aug 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Vidar Petursso #2 / 3	Format plain text using JScript? Hi Assuming str is holding the data var re = /\n/g; var fstr = str.replace(re,"<br>"); -- Best Regards Vidar Petursson Microsoft MVP http://www.icysoft.com No matter where you go there you are - Quote: > Is there anybody who has an idea how to remove <cr> in a txt-string. > I read a multiline text-file from the filesystem and assign this to a > variable. However I want to remove blank lines, linefeeds and carriage > returns to compress the text. > I've tried search and replace, replacing with re=\n; s.replace(re, " "); > In fact i've tried with both \n and \r, still the string print out with no > difference at all. > Any ideas? > JE Holen
Fri, 23 Aug 2002 03:00:00 GMT

T-ma #3 / 3	Format plain text using JScript? howdy-- multilineString.replace(/\r\n/g," "); T Quote: > Is there anybody who has an idea how to remove <cr> in a txt-string. > I read a multiline text-file from the filesystem and assign this to a > variable. However I want to remove blank lines, linefeeds and carriage > returns to compress the text. > I've tried search and replace, replacing with re=\n; s.replace(re, " "); > In fact i've tried with both \n and \r, still the string print out with no > difference at all. > Any ideas? > JE Holen
Sun, 25 Aug 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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