I was just wondering, how can you properly do a RegEx search in atom or any other text editors?
I have a text file with lots of lines like this:
<parentId>1B2FC8AD-C8E4-49F3-BB75-8F306C562B27</parentId>
I am trying to find all of those lines, and replace the uniqueID with one uniform uniqueID for all, so I am planning to do a search and global replace, but not sure what to put in the "find" area.
I attempted a regex search using <parentId><.*></parentId>, but to no avail.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Here is one way to do it:
Regular Expression: ^<parentId>.*</parentId>$
Replace with: your new id
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I have phone numbers on my file and I would like to surround each of them with braces, so if I have this:
"+49-1111"
"+49-2222"
I would like to run a replace operation and to get this:
["+49-1111"]
["+49-2222"]
Is that possible with the current vs code find/replace action?
If it is a dup sorry but I could find any explanation anywhere.
Thanks
This is more relevant to regular expression.
Find ("\+\d{2}-\d{4}"), replace the occurrences with [$1]
Be sure to turn the "Use Regular Expression" switch on.
I have a huge text file with over 20K lines of content. I am using editplus 4.0 version to achieve my desired result.
What I want to do is;
I want to insert/append a keyword, randomly in the content. Now, the condition is, I want to insert my keyword once for every 60 lines.
If I achieve this, next I have another app which can split my huge content into multiple lines based on line count, which is 60 in this case.
So, end of the day I will have my content into multiple text files and every file includes my keyword which I am going to use it for blog posting.
Please suggest me if I can do this with editplus, other ways of achieving the same will also welcome.
I tried lot of options but no luck.
Thanks in advance !!
AFAIK editplus doesn't work with regex.
I suggest you to use Notepad++, with it you can do:
Ctrl+H
Find what: ((?:[^\r\n]*\R){60})
Replace with: $1KEYWORD\n
Replace all
Don't forget to select Regular expression in search mode.
Hello I need a help with my text which is like this
Text1|Text2|Text3|Text4|Text5|Text6|Text7|Text8|Text9|Text10
So the text need to change it to like this:
Text8|Text5|Text4|Text9|Text10|Text7
So change these texts postions and remove Text 1,2,3,6
With regex you can use capture groups to replace stuff. In your case it might look like
find
(Text1)\|(Text2)\|(Text3)\|(Text4)
replace
$2|$1|$4|$3
will result in
Text2|Text1|Text4|Text3
So just apply this technique to your longer string and it should work just fine. Assuming you know how to order the results.
I want to find and replace text between to hash comments. e.g I want to find if there is a text something like below within #string_start and #string_end
#string_start
this could be any text here
and here
#string_end
I tried this code but it didn't work and I know I am not using the corrent syntax due to my lack of regex knowledge.
\#string_start(.*?)\#string_end
#string_start\n([\s\S]*?)#string_end
Try this.Grab the capture.See demo.
https://regex101.com/r/vD5iH9/61
Using sublime text to find a model number in sublime text. I can find the regular expression but I want to add some formatting to what it finds. For Example, a model number may be
J627TS4
but then I want to do a find and replace and make it into.
J627TS4
Is this possible in SublimeText. I have to add it to 300+ models on a chart and I am looking for an easier way. Thanks!
Try this:
Find:
([A-Z]\d{3}[A-Z]{2}\d)
Replace
$1