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I have a lot of accounts but they are stuck together like this:
username: password username: password....
I don't know how to make them into this:
Username: password
Username: password
I tried the replace but it doesn't extend to me, I typed find space bar replace it with /r and then extend /r
LeoF
Posted 2017-01-25T00:15:27.263
Reputation: 11
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Maybe you can be more clear with your question, but to make from.
username: password username: password
To
username:
password
username:
password
You just do an Extended Find and Replace. Finding a space and replacing with space and \r. (now I see that you might've confused \r with /r. It is \r.)
See here in action:
Yisroel Tech
Posted 2017-01-25T00:15:27.263
Reputation: 4 307
That is a nice animation, what did you use to create it? The offset mouse pointer looks a bit strange. You could add apostrophes around the special control characters to make them stand out a bit in your answer. – Seth – 2017-01-25T09:44:13.937
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– Yisroel Tech – 2017-01-25T12:42:34.0430
If the only defining structure is a number of characters followed by a colon followed by space and followed by another number of characters you could also potentially use the regular expression (.*?: .*? ) (Notice the spaces!) in Notepad++ and replace it with $1\r\n. This would add a line break after each match. To open the replace dialog use Ctrl+H.
The downside is that if either the username or password contains a colon it would break.
Seth
Posted 2017-01-25T00:15:27.263
Reputation: 7 657
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Find: ([^\ ]*\ [^\ ]*)\
Replace with: \1\n
Make sure you have enabled Regular Expression
Wesley
Posted 2017-01-25T00:15:27.263
Reputation: 483
Your question is unanswerable unless you specify the list of (special) characters that are allowed in the username and password fields (particularly
:) – DavidPostill – 2017-01-25T23:32:26.650