Re: How can replace some word with a real new line in Emacs?

Re: How can replace some word with a real new line in Emacs?

[g.w]

Hi mgx,

>>>>> mgx0018  <mgx0018@yeah.net> writes:

    > Hello, In Emacs, What command can replace some word or symbol with a real
    > newline.  For example, I have a text file like this:

    > int a;int b;intc;

    > After I exec the command that replae the ";" with ";" and new line, the
    > text will like this:

    > int a; int b; int c;

    >       What command can do this? Thanks very much!!

try:
  M-% ; RET ; C-q C-j RET
or
  M-: (replace-string ";" ";\n")

HTH
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How can replace some word with a real new line in Emacs?

[mgx0018]

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Hello,
        In Emacs, What command can replace some word or symbol with a real newline.
For example, I have a text file like this:

int a;int b;intc;

After I exec the command that replae the ";" with ";" and new line, the text will like this:

int a;
int b;
int c;

      What command can do this? Thanks very much!!


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Re: How can replace some word with a real new line in Emacs?

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 18.03.2009 um 16:58 schrieb mgx0018:

>         In Emacs, What command can replace some word or symbol with  
> a real newline.

M-x replace-string RET <some text> RET <same text> C-q C-j RET

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   Pete

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