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reefersleep 2020-08-03T08:26:16.092200Z
This is really more of an IntelliJ question, but perhaps someone here has an idea about this, since it’s relevant in a Clojure context. In the interest of keeping lines short, I might sometimes break up a string literal in more than one line, eg.
"This is my
multiline string"This is my multiline. I’d have to turn regex on and search for This is my\s*multiline. However, since I won’t know where line breaks are, I’d really have to search for This\s*is\s*my\s*multiline.
This becomes really cumbersome really quick!
I wonder if there’s a way to assume or specify that each space in a search represents \s*? Or some other, smart way to search for this type of literal?
2020-08-03T11:43:32.093200Z
I don’t know any way to directly do what you want, but you could set up a Live Template that would make it easy to generate your search string in a REPL..
reefersleep 2020-08-04T07:22:59.096Z
Cheers @manutter51, an extra weapon for the arsenal 🙂
2020-08-04T11:30:09.096300Z
:thumbsup:
2020-08-03T11:44:03.093600Z
(println (clojure.string/replace "Here is some test text." " " "\\s+"))
Here\s+is\s+some\s+test\s+text.reefersleep 2020-08-03T13:05:37.093700Z
Not exactly what I’m looking for, but it’d be a help. How do I make it available to the REPL?
2020-08-03T13:07:10.093900Z
Once you define it you can use it in either the repl or the editor just by typing as[TAB]
2020-08-03T13:07:30.094100Z
where [TAB] is the TAB key, of course.