If you want to replace the space between some character and the = sign, you
can just replace a space followed by = with =.
If you only want to remove the space between some specific character X and
the = sign, check "Match wildcards", then:
Find what: (X) (=)
Replace with: \1\2
X would be your character, and note the space between (X) and (=).
Stuff in (brackets) can be re-used:
\1 inserts the first (bracketed expression), \2 the second, and so on.
If you have a whole list of characters X, Y, Z, and want to remove the space
between any of them and the =, use ([XYZ]) instead of (X).
Greetings,
Klaus
Graham Mayor said:
See
http://www.gmayor.com/replace_using_wildcards.htm
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