Ignore line break in Indesign [closed] - javascript

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In my Indesign document having the text "This is Indesign \napplication"----here \n is the line break.
Then, I am find text in grep
find grep:This is Indesign application
The text cannot be selected. because, the sentence contain line breaks.
So, Please help me to select the sentence.
Thanks & regards by,
Annadurai.

Just an idea: try searching for whitespace between words. This can be done via regular expressions, either with grep or with javascript.
To do this, you have to search for "This\s+is\s+Indesign\s+application". Each "\s+" means: one or more whitespace characters (blanks, newlines, tabs). Code snippet for javascript:
string.search(/This\s+is\s+Indesign\s+application/);
If this does not help, you should provide more information of what you've done so far.

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