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replacing line feeds gets pretty ugly pretty quickly, but if you've got word-processing or text-editing stuff with a multi-line search/replace function (like, for instance, CuteHTML, which is a pretty ace programming/html making text-editor, with useful stuff), you can just press enter in the 'search' box, and leave the replace box blank.
This will, however, really mess things up. You need to leave line feeds when they're doubled, and not when they're single.
actually, you could cheat, and search/replace double linefeed (enter enter in the search box) with <p />, then add <html><body> to the top of the document. view it in a webbrowser, and it should be fine. It'll ignore linebreaks in text, but not the para breaks. That'd probably work. |
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