I have several different document formats coming in. I'd like to strip out all the newlines and replace them with a " "
. How can I account for newlines other than "\\n"
?
Something like s.gsub("\\n", " ")
Most operating systems use \\n
or \\r
(or a combination) for newlines.
s.gsub(/[\\n\\r]+/, " ")
should do the trick.
/[\\n\\r]+/
is known as a regular expression. It matches \\n
, \\r
and any combination of the two.
To make it your code more readable you could however use my gem .
You can install it this way:
gem install linebreak
You can use it this way:
require 'aef/linebreak/string_extension'
"Something\n".linebreak_encode(" ")
# => "Something "
Other examples:
"Something\n".linebreak_encode(:windows)
# => "Something\r\n"
"Something\r\n".linebreak_encode(:unix)
# => "Something\n"
It additionally comes with a commandline tool. Documentation can be found here .
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