Removing Carriage Returns with Regex

[theninjamanz 29]

IS there a piece of regex that will remove all carriage returns in a file.

 

I have a series of text items that always scrape from a webpage like this:

 

 

text item 1

 

text item 2

 

text item 3

 

text item 4

 

what i want to have is a final list that looks like this:

 

 

text item 1

text item 2

text item 3

text item 4

 

 

I've tried adding the items to a list and using regext to remove the line breaks but I can't get it to work. I've also tried adding the entries to a new list and remove duplicates, but it looks like CARRIAGE returns are not considered duplicates. I've also tried sorting the list to, but that doesn't work.

 

Anyone got any good ideas?

[UBotBuddy 331]

You can do this without regex by searching for $newline and replacing it with $nothing.

 

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Thanks

[yodayick 2]

should search for 2 $newline and replacing it with 1 $newline.

[JohnB 255]

You can also loop through it and do something like this:

 

If--->$text length($list item) = 0

 

Then---> remove list item

 

But for regex, the string for a carriage return is \r

 

John