The string is being generated with ejs like so go = ejs.
DOES PHP TRIM REMOVE NEWLINE PLUS
If you want to trim all newlines plus other potential whitespace, you can use the. While PHPEOL is sensible advice, it lacks the flexibility appropriately explode the string when the newline sequence is coming from another operating system. Whitespace in this context is all the whitespace characters (space, tab, no-break space, etc.) and all the line terminator characters (LF, CR, etc.). The OP makes no mention of trimming horizontal whitespace characters from the lines, so there is no expectation of removing \s or \h while exploding on variable (system agnostic) new lines.
While PHPEOL is sensible advice, it lacks the flexibility appropriately explode the string when the newline sequence is coming from another operating system. From the linked documentation (emphasis added): The trim () method removes whitespace from both ends of a string. rtrim() function will remove white-space from end of the given string. As no variable is being passed, it can not be passed by reference which is the precondition for the modification you describe.
Returns string withor
inserted before all newlines (rn, nr, n and r). ring0: Not for the (old) code, because subject is not passed as a variable, but only it's value as the result of the expression.
nl2br() does not convert the newline characters, it merely places a <. Its because nl2br() doesnt remove new lines at all.
This does not remove the new lines, and I fear I am out of my depth here. The OP makes no mention of trimming horizontal whitespace characters from the lines, so there is no expectation of removing s or h while exploding on variable (system agnostic) new lines. trim() function will remove white-space from start and end of the given string. you can use the nl2br() function to convert all new lines to atag.
I noticed that trim() does not remove new line characters from the start and end of a string, so I am trying to accomplish this with the following regex: return str.replace(/^\s\n+|\s\n+$/g,'')
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