I have a issue, I'm using JS. Let's say I have this text separated by paragraphs:
Test hello
Test1 hello
Test2 hello
Test3 hello
and then I want to join all the paragraphs next to each other like this: Test hello Test1 hello Test2 hello Test3 hello, so I did this:
<pre>
var x = string.trim();
var xArr = x.match(/^\n|\S+/gm);
var xJoin = xArr.join(" ");
</pre>
but it continue as before with paragraphs, I try with string.replace() too. After the x.match(/^\n|\S+/gm) it brings me the array like this:
<pre>
[, ,
Test, hello
, ,
Test1, hello
, ,
Test2, hello
, ,
Test3, hello
, ,
]
</pre>
So this seemed a bit strange to me, could it be that it is not really separated by line breaks? Any idea how to put the strings next to each other? Thanks.
Try this
const text = `Test hello
Test1 hello
Test2 hello
Test3 hello`;
console.log(text.split('\n').filter(t => !!t).join(" "));You need to fix some minor issues in your code
^ ( this start of string ) from you patternlet str = `Test hello
Test1 hello
Test2 hello
Test3 hello`
var x = str.trim();
var xArr = x.replace(/\n|\r|\r\n/gm, ' ');
console.log(xArr)Is your paragraph in an html element? If so you can just use this:
const textElement = document.getElementById("text");
console.log(textElement.innerText);<div id="text">
Test hello
Test1 hello
Test2 hello
Test3 hello
</div>Or, put it in an html element created from your javascript before using the above method.
Otherwise you can try this regex? text.replace(/(\r\n|\n|\r)/gm, "");