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I want to put paragraph tags around any text items. It should therefore avoid tables and other elements. How do I do that? I guess it somehow can be made with preg_replace? Nick Andren Here are a couple of functions that should help you to do what you want to do: // nl2p // This function will convert newlines to HTML paragraphs // without paying attention to HTML tags. Feed it a raw string and it will // simply return that string sectioned into HTML paragraphs function nl2p($str) { $arr=explode("\n",$str); $out=''; for($i=0;$i<count($arr);$i++) { if(strlen(trim($arr[$i]))>0) $out.='<p>'.trim(

I have the following problem. Once I add a blockquote in contenteditable , by pressing Enter key it moves to a new line and adds another blockquote element. It goes on forever, and I can’t escape the formatting. The desired functionality would be that of the unordered list. When you press the Enter key it adds a new empty <li> element, but if you press Enter again, it escapes the formatting, removes the previously created <li> and adds a <p> . Check out the demo: http://jsfiddle.net/wa9pM/ One hack I found was to create an empty <p> under the blockquote , before you create a blockquote . But

How would I take a Paragraph object and databind them to the TextBlock for use in a DataTemplate? A plain bind does nothing, just a ToString() of the Paragraph object. The InLines property would let me add a list of TextRun's that make up the Paragraph manually, but that can't be bound to and I could really do with a binding based solution. Edited question to focus on what I really need to do. Here's an example using a nested ItemsControl. Unfortunately, it will make one TextBlock per Inline instead of putting the whole Paragraph into one TextBlock: <Grid xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com

I have a book in a text file and I need to print first paragraph of each section. I thought that if I found a text between \n\n and \n I can find my answer. Here is my codes and it didn't work. Can you tell me that where am I wrong ? lines = [line.rstrip('\n') for line in open('G:\\aa.txt')] check = -1 first = 0 last = 0 for i in range(len(lines)): if lines[i] == "": if lines[i+1]=="": check = 1 first = i +2 if i+2< len(lines): if lines[i+2] == "" and check == 1: last = i+2 while (first < last): print(lines[first]) first = first + 1 Also I found a code in stackoverflow I tried it too but it

I need to extract all paragraphs from a text using regxp, so I figure to match first paragraph and iterate through all others, the problem I'm facing is I'm unable to make regxp to successfully match first paragraph, I would be forever grateful for help! A Paragraph is a distinct section of a piece of writing,indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering So,you can do this (\n|^).*?(?=\n|$) Use this regex with singleline option 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13531204/how-to-match-paragraphs-in-text-with-regx

I can insert simple text like this: document = new PDDocument(); page = new PDPage(PDPage.PAGE_SIZE_A4); document.addPage(page); PDPageContentStream content = new PDPageContentStream(document, page); content.beginText(); content.moveTextPositionByAmount (10 , 10); content.drawString ("test text"); content.endText(); content.close(); but how can I create a paragraph similar to HTML using the width attribute? <p style="width:200px;">test text</p> Warning : this answer applies to and old version of PDFBox and relies on features that has since been deprecated. See the comments below for more

I’m working on a program in C# that uses Microsoft Word 14.0 Object Library to create a .doc file, add paragraphs to it and saves it. There is a small form with a button that does described actions (see the code below). This part has no problems. Problem: Current text in created word file will be the following: Some text beff = 3.0 What I need to accomplish, is creating a paragraph, which has subscript characters inside.(in paragraph above letters "eff" should be subscripted): The final document would contain around 100 of lines like above, with different characters that are subscripted. I