No, that'll collapse everything to a single line! To remove blank lines, in Regular Expression mode replace \r\n(\r\n)+ with \r\n That assumes that the blank lines don't have any whitespace. If they might, then replace \r\n(\s*\r\n)+ with \r\n

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Nelek wrote:

Now the question is... is that addition relevant / correct?

I don't want to study that old code enough to answer that question. It seems plausible.

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Hmmm. I couldn't see that change when I looked before, but I can see it now! The background highlighting of changes is pretty subtle, and I am R/G colorblind. ;) (Is there a per-user setting for how to highlight differences in a "Compare"?)

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User "User-8968280" (Member 9012777) seems to have edited my answer to a 9½ year old question: (How to make multicolor in a single cell of DataGrid based on condition[^]). If I look at the version history of the answer it says "Updates in content", but I don't see any changes if I Compare with the previous version (mine). Any ideas about what's going on? Was this just a ploy to gain reputation points? (This is an 11+ year member, with 1676 points, and no profile biography. Hacking for rep points seems unlikely.) I'm not really concerned about this, mostly just curious.

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I told my wife that she needed to embrace her mistakes. She hugged me.

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Re: ransomware -- Only the AOMEI Backupper software has the password to the account with write access to the backup file server (Synology). All other access is by read only accounts, or logging into the server via its web UI, and manually entering the admin password. This seems like it should protect the server from ransomware corruption. Or have I missed something? (And, yes, I need an air gapped copy of the backup server, eventually.)

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I think that they would be more willing to close an account if they were told that you think that you have lost your card, or that it may have been stolen. Once reported to them, they might be liable to absorb the charges themselves. They don't like losing money.

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Any programming language that depends on formatting is fundamentally flawed by design!

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At the old "Lion Country Safari" in Southern California, a few decades ago, their sign read: No trespassing. Violators will be eaten! I do not recall ever hearing of trespassers, living or digested.

"Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed." - G.K. Chesterton

Any language where code formatting is significant is fundamentally flawed. That's especially true for a "starter language".

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LISP is, likewise, amused!

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Replied by email.

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I posted this as a reply to a similar problem posed in Bugs and Suggestions[^] then it occurred to me that a "Me too" post there might not be seen by the admins. So: Clicked "Select Profile Image" button. Selected the file with the file browser dialog. Clicked the "Open" button. Nothing happens. (Tried multiple times with png and jpg in a few sizes.) Thanks. I thought that Retiring would be a good chance to update things. I'm about a decade older than the current photo!

"Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed." - G.K. Chesterton

Me too. Today. Clicked "Select Profile Image" button. Selected the file with the file browser dialog. Clicked the "Open" button. Nothing happens. (Tried multiple times with png and jpg in a few sizes.) Thanks. I thought that Retiring would be a good chance to update things. I'm about a decade older than the current photo!

"Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed." - G.K. Chesterton

You didn't check if patchEntity was null before dereferencing it.

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Use a DataTemplateSelector as the ComboBox.ItemTemplateSelector. The SelectTemplate() method will be passed each item, (the enum in your case). Select a data template specific to each case you want.

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In the article How to Render Bitmap or to Print a Visual in WPF[^], the Download sample - 28.93 KB[^] link to download all of the associated code, fails with: Is this because the article is more than a decade old? However, the "Browse Code" link does show a "BitmapSample.zip" and the files in a hierarchical structure.

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Buy once, cry once!

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See: Allan Sherman - Automation - YouTube[^]

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Gerry Schmitz wrote:

(Some people are color blind).

Actually, quite a few, including me. Roughly 1 in 10 males are red/green colorblind (US statistic). Females are rarely colorblind. (A sex-linked trait, recessive on X chromosome.)

"Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed." - G.K. Chesterton