... that uses syntax table. i'd just write a simple elisp that process the current line or region. This is such as good exercise if you haven't tried elisp for text processing ... you need: http://xahlee.org/emacs/elisp_common_functions.html Thank you, Xah. It's always nice to be both patronised and given no help. You mentioned whether there's already some way to do ...

... that uses syntax table. i'd just write a simple elisp that process the current line or region. This is such as good exercise if you haven't tried elisp for text processing ... probably all you need: http://xahlee.org/emacs/elisp_common_functions.html Thank you, Xah. It's always nice to be both patronised and given no help. I actually already have some experience writing elisp, ...

...'t know how to tell BCP to really just spit out a single line feed (0x0A) and not the CR/LF pair. I can ... to change the 0x0D characters into 0x0A, but it sure would be nice to bcp out the data with the right record terminators to begin with...> Is there a way to tell bcp.exe *not* to cook the line endings and treat \n as just a linefeed?!? You need to use ...

...'t know how to tell BCP to really just spit out a single line feed (0x0A) and not the CR/LF pair. I can successfully ... to change the 0x0D characters into 0x0A, but it sure would be nice to bcp out the data with the right record terminators to begin with!!...> Is there a way to tell bcp.exe *not* to cook the line endings and treat \n as just a linefeed?!? You need to use a ...

... don't know how to tell BCP to really just spit out a single line feed (0x0A) and not the CR/LF pair. I can successfully export for ... to change the 0x0D characters into 0x0A, but it sure would be nice to bcp out the data with the right record terminators to begin with!! Is there a way to tell bcp.exe *not* to cook the line endings and treat \n as just a linefeed?!? Regards, -- TB

..., without the stuff that is sold already, It would be nice to have a command for doing this task automated - Remove all lines with the keyword "sold". Thanks for your Help, ... you can just use M-x delete-matching-lines. Note that there's also list-matching-lines. these tips are from and more: http://xahlee.org/emacs/emacs_esoteric.html ...

...an opportunity to create attraction by trying to blow it than you would trying to say the perfect thing all the time.. or trying approach girls with the perfect pretense or opening line.. or trying to make the perfect conversational segue; you guys tiptoe around your expectations so much because you worry about meeting her expectations.. stop this nonsense immediately-- start ...

...consumer books or maybe something along the lines of this link: http://sigfpe.blogspot.com...... and if we continued along the lines of this analogy, we'd also have... 2) they are generally considered nice guys by both women and men ...untrue. real men are NOT considered 'nice guys' by today's feminist's ... means they are not ALWAYS considered "nice".. and this is seen in their ...

...consumer books or maybe something along the lines of this link: http://sigfpe.blogspot.com... 2) they are generally considered nice guys by both women and men ... untrue. real men are NOT considered 'nice guys' by today's feminist's ... means they are not ALWAYS considered "nice".. and this is seen in their ... interaction, a discussion on how seduction lines as speech acts can help get ...

... hating women. The problem here, Hemmingway, is that by your accounting (and poor writing) you rank asignificantly higher number of females as feminists than actually are. Also, you draw no line between your average harmless feminist and your feminazis. Faulty math = faulty argument = baseless theory. I respect and admire strog independent women. You're scard shitless of them. And ...