Remove double spaces from pasted code samples in blog

If you highlight a recent code sample from my blog and paste it into VFP, you might see the code double spaced. This can be annoying, especially if there are line continuation characters:

            x= "This is a " +;

            "continued line"

I’ve found that to avoid this, I can paste into a new Outlook message (which I have configured to use MSWord as my email editor), then click on (or alt-shift-F10) the little smart tag icon to alter the paste format to “Match Destination Formatting”, then copy/paste into VFP, the extra lines are removed.

The host blogging software changed a few months ago, so the HTML for older posts may behave differently with regard to double-spacing.

Comments

• Anonymous
  August 11, 2005
  NOTEPAD works as well, paste into a blank NOTEPAD window. (be sure that WORDWRAP is turned off!) Then select the text and copy/cut it back to the clipboard. Then paste it into VFP and it does not have the extra blank lines.

• Anonymous
  August 11, 2005
  After you copied the code, then type the following in the command window and run it:
  
  _cliptext = STRTRAN(_cliptext,CHR(13)+CHR(13),CHR(13))
  
  Then paste it to editor to see the result.
  
  

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  August 11, 2007
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  March 27, 2008
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  December 03, 2008
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