Hi Sam,
It seems to me that RegEx is only available at the session level in Google Docs, not at the global level … so, if I go into a Google Docs session and ENABLE regular expressions, I can use \n(?=\n), and yes, the double newlines are eliminated … if I try the same thing using Google Docs: Replace a Text in Document, nothing happens …
Is there some way to build a temp text file inside of Make?
Right now it’s like “create doc,” “put bundles in doc,” “download doc,” use a RegEx to eliminate the stupid newlines that I didn’t want in the first place but that Make added, “create a new doc,” shove the text in there … and, because the flow control is so, so obtuse, nothing is working anyway … I am at my wit’s end.
Is there something that I am missing?!
Thank you for your reply: I do appreciate you,
– S.
I am having a bad time with Make: So far …
I can’t get Make to insert a hyperlink into Google Docs … MARKDOWN SHOULD WORK BY DEFAULT!
I can’t get Make to eliminate the double newlines in Google Docs … WHY IS AUTOMATION SOFTWARE INSERTING CHARACTERS THAT I DID NOT SPECIFY TO BEGIN WITH!? Make is inserting ALL of the newline characters in the first place! I didn’t specify ANY newline characters!
I can’t get Make to iterate over data in the way that I wish … Like, why are aggregations coming out 3, 2, 1 … when any human on the planet would want 1, 2, 3 ?!
The flow control is incredibly obtuse: HOW DO I TELL MAKE TO STOP LOOPING?! Every programming language on the planet has for loop … sigh …