Remove the carriage returns

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• CFFILE READ xml file removes the carriage returns

  When I use CFFILE to READ a XML file (in order to get to the XMLPARSE step), it deletes all the outside between the carriage returns.

  My simple order of action CFFILE = 'read' file variable = "" #tempFile # "="XMLData"results, of course, in the XMLDATA variable." When I've got CFOUTPUT this value, all the transport returns have disappeared.

  In the original raw XML file, there is a section as such:

  < inspection_comment comment_type = '0' > missing tag.

  Channelled to the rear. d < / inspection_comment >

  In other words, there are in fact two combinations of chr (13) chr (10).  Yet, after the CFFILE READING, I find myself with

  Missing tag. Channelled to the rear. (d)

  and no carriage returns whatsoever.   It is a natural phenomenon, because it is an XML file, or I just don't hold my tongue right?

  Thank you!  RLS
  

  Carriage returns are not visible in html. Make sure that you use

  balises ou quelque chose de similaire.
  

• Remove the carriage returns in the text in an oracle SQL table column

  Hello
  
  Someone knows how to remove carriage returns in a text column in an Oracle table
  using SQL. So far, I have:
  
  Replace (text_field, Chr (13),' ')
  
  
  but this is ignored.
  
  (We use db 10g (enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0) and SQL * more 10.2.0.1.0)
  
  I would be very grateful for any help.
  
  -Mark

  How does the following:

  UPDATE table_name SET col_name = REPLACE (col_name, Chr (13), ");

  But if your new line is CR + LF, then use REPLACE (col_name, Chr (13) + Chr (10), ")

• Replace the carriage return or new line with a table space

  Hello

  I want to replace the carriage return or new line with space in my column of the database.

  To do this, I'm using this query:

  Select replace (replace (Comments, chr (10),' '), Chr (13),' ') OF Comments_Master

  Comments_Master is the name of the table and comments is column that contains carriage return or new line.

  But this query works as expected.

  Once I run this query and run the query again "select * FROM Comments_Master", transport return and new line still exist.

  Please let me know what is wrong with this query?

  You write that data back you? This example shows that your sql should work. I thinnk the query that you just described is the updated one below.

  create table blah (text varchar2 (100));

  insert into bla values (' it's multi)

  line of text ");"

  Select * from blah.

  Select replace (replace (text, chr (10),' '), Chr (13),' ') of bla.

  Update text bla = replace (replace (text, chr (10),' '), Chr (13),' ');

  Select * from blah.

• (AS) Select the text of the paragraph without bringing out the carriage return

  (AS) Select the text of the paragraph without bringing out the carriage return character.

  I need help to select a paragraph in a story.
  The selection does not contain a 'return' (ASCII number 13 ")

  My current sample is as follows:
  -example assumes that the insertion point is already placed in a specific paragraph.

  Tell application "Adobe InDesign CS3"
  activate
  theDoc Set to the active document
  say theDoc
  Select the paragraph 1 of the selection
  end tell--theDoc
  end tell--app

  Sounds simple... The example above to select my paragraph selected.

  but he also chose the carriage return also. How would I go to do this?

  Any advice would be helpful!

  Thank you!

  Try:

  Select text in character-2 of paragraph 1 of the selection of character 1

• find sql_id using the sql statement, including the carriage return and tab...

  Hello. all.
  
  I wonder how to find sql_id using a sql statement, including transport retrun and tab space multiple.
  To be more precise,
  
  My sql is:
  
  Select
  col_a,
  col_b,
  ..
  ..
  
  I usually use the following query to find the sql_id
  
  Select sql_id in v$ sql where sql_text like 'MY SQL STATEMENT %.
  
  When MY SQL STATEMENT includes carriage return and tab space multiple, how can I do?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  Best regards.

  Hello

  Did you look at regular expressions? Use regexp_like instead of as.

  http://www.Stanford.edu/dept/ITSS/docs/Oracle/10G/server.101/b10759/conditions018.htm

  Kind regards

• Ability to add the carriage return character

  Hi all

  I have to add the characters return at the end of each paragraph.  I found insertTextAsContent (using: {String |}) SpecialCharacters} ( position: XMLElementPosition), but do not know how to use this function. I think that in this method only accepts the position as an XML element.

  How to use this feature to accomplish my task?

  Use: InDesign CS4/Javascript/Windows.

  Kind regards

  Karpanai

  you could do: string = "\r";

  \r is a carriage return, and \n is a newline

• How can I remove the button "return"?

  I have a login on my application page, and once the user connects, he will take them to another page.  Since there is never a need to return to the login screen, how can I disable the back button to appear?

  You can hide the "back" button using the backButtonsVisible NavigationPane property:

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__cascades__navigationpane.html#setbackbuttons...

  But using a sheet for the login page could be better.

• replace the carriage return, displaying the output on a single line

  [oracle@ccoshs02xvdbs01 ~] $ sqlplus deploy_ctl/deploy_ctl
  
  SQL * more: Production version 11.2.0.1.0 on Mon Mar 28 10:21:05 2011
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  
  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  
  Modified session.
  
  10:21:05 SQL > insert into test (b) values ("this is stop
  10:21:38 2 space are now ');
  
  1 line of creation.
  
  10:21:47 SQL > commit;
  
  Validation complete.
  
  10:21:49 SQL > select test b where b as "this % ';
  
  B
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  It is stop
  space wear now
  
  
  10:22:07 SQL > select replace (b, chr (13)) of the test where b as "this % ';
  
  REPLACE (B, CHR (13))
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  It is stop
  space wear now
  
  
  10:22:56 SQL > select replace (b, chr (13), chr (32)) test fix where b as "this % ';
  
  DIFFICULTY
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  It is stop
  space wear now
  
  
  10:24:19 SQL >
  
  
  I would lilke to display on the same line.
  
  Thank you.

  Hello

  SQL> select translate(b,chr(13)||chr(10),chr(32)) fix from test where b like 'this%';
  
  FIX
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  this is stopspace now carry on
  
  SQL> select translate(b,chr(13)||chr(10),' ') fix from test where b like 'this%';
  
  FIX
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  this is stopspace now carry on
  

  -Pavan Kumar N

• Different handling - FM11 to FM2015 carriage return

  Hello

  There is a change in FM11 to FM2015 with import XML on the carriage returns. I was wondering if someone could explain it. I don't know if it is related to the other FM2015 spaces talks to date.

  Here is my XML file with zero whitespace (carriage returns), open with default application and no validation:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><test>
  <p>TEST</p>
  <p>TEST</p><p>TEST</p>
  </test>
  

  In FM11, it opens as I expect:

  

  In FM2015, I get a paragraph with a unique space where the carriage return is:

  

  This will not occur when I use a structure with normal posting app. Can someone explain what has changed?

  Thank you

  Russ

  Russ,

  I opened your test file in 2015 FM with the default setting (enabled) for RemoveExtraWhiteSpacesOnXMLImport, and with it set to Off. Behavior that I got was slightly different that you mentioned, but I think it's okay.

  When enabled, the document window displays 3 FGP. the Structure view shows a with 3

  s.

  When the option is disabled, the document window not display 4 FGP you reported, but 6. Three of them contain a

  element with the text "TEST"; the others are ranges of text in the element, each containing a single space. All these beaches text correspond to the line breaks in the input document: after the start of tag, after the end tag for the first

  and after the end of the last tag

  .

  The XML recommendation requires that all white space is significant. As a result, FM is correct not get rid. Convert the spaces line breaks is consistent with the treatment of FM of line breaks in a paragraph.

  When you open the same file using a DTD which does not allow for text ranges between

  elements, FM does not create the text ranges.

  While surprising at first, I think that the behavior is correct. So I don't mind test in FM 11 or 12 FM.

  The problem is that if you want a white space after xrefs treated properly, you must disable the option and if you want to avoid breaks come as data characters, you should enable the option of line. The solutions are:

  (1) use a DTD

  (2) to preprocess the entry to remove XML format line breaks

  (3) to preprocess the entry to change a space after an xref to a character reference

  (4) Hope Adobe fixes the bug soon

  -Lynne

• Remove the extra space of a long document

  Hello

  I've seen a number of find/replace and GREP formulas to do similar things. I have NO scripting language or coding experience and have worked to understand GREP.

  So I'm a little afraid to use it because I don't know what all the modifiers call (I have a few neat GREP cheatsheets print as Mike Witherell I can absorb up to get a good reference)

  I need something I can copy and paste into find/replace or dialog GREP that will do the following in less than 12 steps (we hope) without doing something as catastrophic as the removal of all my paragraph marks (which I almost did with someones GREP expression)

  1. No space before a comma, period, exclamation point, question mark, colon, semicolon
  2. A space only after any of these
  3. A space before an opening parenthesis and a space after the closing parenthesis
  4. No space before the closing parenthesis or after the opening parenthesis
  5. Remove double or extra spaces (en, em, etc.)
  6. Remove comma before parentheses
  7. Remove all white space after a paragraph mark

  I think that's it

  I found this one recently (perhaps Jongware?)

  [~ m ~ > ~ f ~ | ~ S ~ s < ~/~,~3~4%] {2.

  From my limited understanding addresses em, in, flush and hair, space nonbreaking, space figure, third space - not sure of the rest. It's really way over my head.

  I know it will be a piece of cake for you guys

  Thank you

  I was hoping Jongware would come in with something really elegant (and maybe he'll still) but in the meantime, my approach would be to start by eliminating all multiple spaces except paragraph returns and forced line breaks. This appears to do:

  Find (\s)(\p{space_separator}|\t) + and replace it with $1

  This leaves the first space and will remove the following spaces to a line or a paragraph break (and not completely tested, but I guess that other kinds of breaks) is encountered, leaving the jump line or paragraph intact.  Note that this will destroy the tables built with tabs (as opposed to the 'real' tables) with several tabs between the items, and it does not alter a single space before a line or paragraph break.

  Then I would remove the whitesapce at the ends of paragraphs, etc.:

  Find (\s)(\n|\r) and repace with $2 seems to do, and it also seems to leave several returns (I don't know if you want to delete these) and work with the other breaks as well (again, not fully tested). The \s$ and replace it with nothing more simple, removes the first return to a sequence of two-back and seems to ignore e other types of breaks completely.

  At this stage avoid any several spaces other than possibly empty paragraphs. If you want to get rid of these, you can run find/replace list script by the integrated switchis refers to the single request of return in the dropdown, find/replace.

  So now you find the opening of single and double parentheses, square brackets or braces quotes and remove space after them, if it exists:

  Find ([\[\{\(~{~[])(\s) and replace it with $1

  and finally to remove any white space before your selected punctuation and the closure of the above case:

  Find (\s)([.,;:!\)\]\}~}~]]) and replace it with $2

  The last two queries will probably also work with look-bhind for the first and to come to the second (putting classes in the expressions of the eyes) and repalcing with nothing, but I don't know which method is the most effective. The last request might also be missing a space and an apostrophe or mistakenly remove a space before a work that begins with an apostophe (again, not tested). and is ignoring straigh citations of any type, because they are ambdextrous and may want to space on each side.

  I hope that the forum does not spoil one of these phrases...

• Carriage return

  Hi all

  I have a standard question and I would like it fills the space rather than continue across the screen.

  Is there a way I can use the carriage return?

  Thanks in advance!

  Please, are you talking about a default Question, if so, what type of question?

  If it comes to the text entry area, and you want the text wrapping (text moves automatically to the next line, and a scroll bar will be present), activate "Show scrollbar" to the accordion of the TEB Properties Panel Options:

  

  Lilybiri

• ignoreWhite Strip carriage returns?

  I read in the many resources to ignoreWhite get rid of all the carriage returns. Yet, when I run this simple example, I see a car visible return (2 actually) in the output panel. What happens here?
  
  XML:
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  < portfolio >
  < section sectionName = "signature" >
  < filename = "contents filename.swf' caption = 'Hello' >"
  This is the text that goes in here.
  < / content >
  < / section >
  < / portfolio >
  
  ActionScript:
  var myXML:XML = new XML();
  myXML.ignoreWhite = true;
  myXML.onLoad = function (success: Boolean): Void {}
  If (success) {}
  trace (this);
  }
  else {}
  trace ("error loading XML file");
  }
  };
  myXML.load ("portfolio.xml");
  
  Here is a screenshot of the output panel:
  
  http://www.thinkseed.com/test/ignoreWhite_output.gif

  Two things seem to solve this problem:

  Adding a CDATA tag in the XML file:

  
  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  Or just get rid of the carriage returns:

  
  
  

  
  This is the text that goes in here.
  
  
  

• You need to remove the return trolley, spaces, etc..

  Hello

  I am trying to build a string that is on a single line,

  1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

  However, I end up with each number on a separate line.

  1,

  2,

  3,

  4,

  5,

  6,

  7,

  8,

  9

  My code looks like this:

  var xxx = "";

  for (var i = 1; i < = nNumWords; i ++) {}

  global.srchVals [i] .name = "payer Mix."

  global.srchVals [i] .blog = 0;

  XXX = i;

  If (I < nNumWords) {}

  xxx = xxx + ",";

  xxx = xxx.replace ("/ \s + / g," "") .trim ();

  } else {}

  xxx = xxx;

  xxx = xxx.replace ("/ \s + / g," "") .trim ();

  }

  var PMItms = [xxx];

  Console.println (xxx);

  }

  I tried to use the following line of code to remove spaces and carriage returns:

  xxx = xxx.replace ("/ \s + / g," "") .trim ();

  But it keeps giving me the following error message:

  TypeError: xxx.replace(/\s+/g, "") .trim is not a function

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Linda

  You are right.  It is a false problem.  I solve the problem this way:

  var PMAddItms = "";
  var PMLstItms = "";
  for (var i = 1; i)<= nnumwords;="" i++)="">
  global.srchVals [i] .name = "payer Mix."
  global.srchVals [i] .blog = 0;

  PMAddItms = i;
   
  If (i< nnumwords)="">
  PMLstItms = PMLstItms + PMAddItms + ",";
  } else {}
  PMLstItms = PMLstItms + PMAddItms;
  }

   
  }
  var PMItms = [PMLstItms];

  Now I get one line of numbers.

  1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

  Thanks for your help.

  Linda

• Carriage returns in the HTML Code, creating additional spaces between elements

  I looked everywhere online and cannot find the solution to my problem. I found several pages explaining a similar event, but no solution.

  When you put several divs side by side, I would like to visually display the code as a div by line: (see image) to do this, I have to use returns in my code (this method makes editing much easier visually). But doing so adds an extra space between the divs that turns a game of 3 columns of thumbnails to 2 columns. I can fix it if I adjust the physical margins between the divs, but this isn't the only solution.

  

  The other difficulty is that if I put the code back to back to back (see picture): what makes the div behave and appear as they should, but now the code is a Visual disorder because it is very crowded.

  

  What I want is to be able to use as many carriage returns in my code and for browsers to ignore these types of line breaks in the code. So, basically, how can I get away from these extra spaces when you use returns in the code?

  I think that your two pages have a missing at the end somewhere.

  OPPS... it happened when I was stripping down the page to create a working example of my question. I set the div missing and re-uploaded both pages. The problem is still there.

  Change display: inline; float: left; and add margin: 0 0 4px 4px; (as shown below)

  I had already tried to use floats, but something else in the code forced the columns to 2 instead of 3.

  'Apply Source Formatting' did you use?

  I use that religiously. I'm quite anal about visually clean code.

  Well, I just fixed the problem while responding... funny... I removed the margins of the element img real (.imageThumb img) and placed on the div that surrounds the img (.imageThumb). I also reapply the float. Thank you all for the help - it helped me rethink. But I could have sworn I had once placed the margins on .imageThumb before and it didn't work.

  {.imageThumb}

  Width: 100px;

  height: 75px;

  display: inline;

  float: left;

  margin: 0px 10px 10px 0px;

  cursor: pointer;

  }

  .imageThumb img {}

  / * margin: 0px 10px 10px 0px; * /

  }