Title: Notepad ++ Line Formatting
Tags: pdf;notepad++;formatting
Question: So I have a transcript open in Notepad++ that was converted from a PDF.
It is laid out like such:
00 00 00 01 I have had a very nice day today, i went
to the park to play football
00 00 00 02 It has been a wonderful day.
00 00 00 03 I have rally liked today as it has been
very fun.
As you can see from the example text, the sentence has followed below. All of the lines that are the start of each entry start with 00 so i was just wondering if there was a way in notepad ++ to be able to move text onto the same line without having to do this all manually, also there being a space between the word on the correct line.
I would appreciate any help


Here is another answer: Search → Replace →
Find what: \R([^0-9]+)
Replace with: Space\1
Regular expression in Search Mode selected
Replace All button.
Explanation: \R new line; [^0-9] all but 0-9; + repeated \1 - first (group) of characters.
Comment for this answer: @LưuVĩnhPhúc Yes you do. Corrected.
Comment for this answer: don't you need to put groups in `()`?

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