Add "Join Text To One Line" command

[Alex-duzhichao]

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[JoyHak]

In that case text\r\ntext will be replaced with textext which is not ok. Its better to use space ' '. Furthermore you should use \R for unicode line breaks...

[hluk]

This may also copy and paste the text, which may be unexpected (neither the description nor the name indicates this).

Also, the new text may be inserted to a different position if there is a pinned item index 0.

[Alex-duzhichao]

Sorry for the unclear code.
I'm new to copyq commands, should I modify those code as:

var text = str(input())
text = text.replace(/[\r\n]/g, '');
add(text);
copy(text)
toggle()

[Alex-duzhichao]

In that case text\r\ntext will be replaced with textext which is not ok. Its better to use space ' '. Furthermore you should use \R for unicode line breaks...

Hi JoyHak, I test this command with text\r\ntext on windows and the result is correct texttext. And I test this javascript on linux, and the result is also texttext (sorry for i don't hava a linux desktop environment to test the command with CopyQ directly).

var text = 'text\r\ntext';
console.log(text);
text = text.replace(/[\r\n]/g, '');
console.log(text);

Output:

text
text
texttext

The reason why I add this command is that on windows the terminal sometimes auto split single-line string, like alacritty/alacritty#2093 says. So I use this command to join them back and I don't think it's suitable
for using space ' '. I also test \R on windows but it doesn't work.

Could you explain more detail about why you think the result is textext, and how to use \R ? Thank you very much.

[JoyHak]

I meant texttext. text\r\ntext is readable, because you can differentiate between 2 lines, but texttextis not.

[JoyHak]

\R should match any crlf, technically it allows to find some Unicode line breaks