I have the MEMO field of sales order pulled into the printed invoice (PDF). I want the string of the memo field to be split in multiple lines on the document.
MEMO "Line1 Line2" should result in
Line1
Line2
in the PDF
I tried "Line1\nLine", "Line1Line" with all combination of quotes and escape backslashes. Wihtout luck.
If you need line break on Advance PDF use the HTML tag <br/> or <br>.
If your Memo field contains \n you can replace it with <br/> in the advanced PDF using the following function
${memo?replace("\n", "<br/>")}
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I am trying to change format of all REF fields surrounded by square brackets, such as "[{REF ... \h \t}]". My approach is to search and select all the target fields and then apply format change command, for example Highlight.
A attempt search "[\d" Word delivers selected only the left part of the field, but if I search "\d]" then Word finds nothing.
Is there a way to do such search via GUI or VBA?
Thank you.
I have been able to extract text from multiple pdf files but the original files had double line spacing within 1 column of text which was wrapped or justified so my extracted text also has alot of CR LF within. My issue is when the text wraps sentences also contain CR LF
toy example
This sentence continues
on this line. Next ....
I don't want to loose all the spacing structure like paragraphs so is there a way to unwrap (un-justify) text using python without removing all spacing in the document or intelligently join the lines back?
Eventually I want to spell check the text with Spacy after additional text processing to handle non english text but the justified/wrapped text may be causing misspellings and difficultly detecting all the non english text.
I'm trying to add/paste different lines of text to existing lines of text via notepad++.
I have a text file with a list of towns/cities and I need to add a comma and then longitude and latitude values after the town/city name like this:
Preston,55.8091,-2.3364
Reston,55.85201,-2.1973
Sinclair's Hill,55.74975,-2.29538
St Abbs,55.89951,-2.13229
How is this done? I can do this for identical text by using replace $ and replace with. But this only works for identical text.
I've got several xpage labels laid out in a table. The contents of the labels comes from a Notes document. To format the text nicely, I need to wrap some of the text. The notes field in the document is of type Text. I can't get the text to wrap. I've tried a carriage return in the text in the document, I've tried
<br> and [<br>]
but it still comes out as one line.
Any ideas?
thanks
clem
You can use
<br/>
but then you have to use a computed field instead of a label and set it's property of content-type to HTML to get the tags working.
How do i remove only non utf8 keywords/lines in a text file.
eg.
你好
相手１２３abc
this is only abc
I only want to remove lines that contain all english words and not the lines with utf8 words. So in this case only 'this is only abc' will be removed. Is it possible to do it in notepad++ or do i need to write a script for it?
This is possible using the following steps;
Open Notepad++ select the Find menu and select the last tab 'Mark', enter the regex ^(([a-zA-Z])+\s?)+, select Bookmark Line, and click the button 'Mark All'.
From the drop down menu select; Search --> Bookmark --> Remove Bookmarked Lines
I would also recommend making sure Notepad++ is up to date. I tested this with version 6.3. Marking lines is something added quite recently.