How do I replace a newline in Atom?

Question

In Atom, If I activate regex mode on the search-and-replace tool, it can find newlines as \\n, but when I try to replace them, they\'re still there.

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Answer 1

DELETE INVISIBLE LINE BREAKS IN CODE WITH ATOM (using the "Find in buffer" function)

(- open your code-file with the Atom-Editor)

• Hit cmd(mac)/ctrl(win) + f on your keyboard for activating the Find in buffer function (a little window appears at the bottom atom-screen edge).

• Mark your Code in which you want to delete the invisible Line breaks.

• Click on the Markup-Mode Button and after that on the Regex-Mode (.*) Button and type into the first field: \n

• After that click replace all.

[And Atom will delete all the invisible line breaks indicated by \n (if you use LF-Mode right bottom corner, for CRLF-Mode (very common on windows machines as default) use \r\n) by replacing them with nothing.]

Hope that helps.

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