I had a hard time trying to replace :
with
I had to replace it nearly 1200 times!!!!, then I found a SEXY way to do it USING
THE FIND AND REPLACE WINDOWS AND REGULAR EXPRESIONS:
I manage to do that with this:
find : e\)\n:b^12\{
replace : e\)\n \{\n Log(e);
Explanation:
Find Pattern: 'e' follow ')' note: ')' is a special character in regular expresion then if you want to include it in your pattern you have to put escape caracter before '\'.
\n indicates break line | new line.
:b indicates a white space, then ^12 indicates repetitions. :b^12 indicates 12 white spaces.
\{ escape character follow {.
Replace pattern:
The only change is that the 12th white spaces must be changed by explicit twelve white spaces.
Another Example: Add [Serialize] to a Class
namespace Entities\n\{
namespace Entities\n\{\n[Serializable]