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So I basically need to reformat a BUNCH of HTML. The editor I’m using is called “TextWrangler” for mac (if it matters). The editor responds to characters such as ‘\t’ and ‘\r’. So I was wondering if there’s a special character representation for “any character within A and z” (I hope that makes sense).
Anyways, thanks for reading this and hopefully it’s coherent, haha.
-Rob
It looks like the editor you mention knows regular expressions (and perl flavor in particular). So in the find-and-replace function you can use
\wto match any text character (but that also includes 0-9) or the character class[A-Za-z]to match just letters.