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What do you want to do with the lines not matching? If you just want to delete them, you could try this: Use your RegEx to "Mark All" Search->Invert all Bookmarks Edit->Delete->Bookmarked Lines I don't know of other ways to match lines that don't match. Sounds kind of contrary to the conce...

The idea was to explain it out so the novice could do it... What about people with an Ubuntu version different from dapper? I don't know about the exact consequences, but it might cause problems to use your sources.list in that case. If you're that advanced with Linux, ya shouldn't need a walk-thro...

Twigg wrote:

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gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

Replace the entire thing with this, then save and close gedit.

Wouldn't it be better to just change/add the additional lines? Some users may have altered their sources.list before. (Me, for example)

Try this: Search for ^([0-9]+,[^,]*), ? Replace with \1\n Click "Find Next" repeatedly until you are done (Unfortunately I did not find a better way to do this) EDIT: I just DID find a better way ;) Just search for ([0-9]+,[^,]*), ? (there is a whitespace before the "?", but be s...

We need more information on the format of your file. And I don't quite understand what you are trying to do, anyway.

I have .htaccess files that I have FTPed from websites, but I can't rename a file to .htaccess in Windoze - it simply won't allow me. It should work if you use the commandline. (Start->run->"cmd") Just type "ren [filename].[extension] .htaccess". Notepad can save files as .htacc...

rsperberg wrote:So I've modified BenjaminB's improved version to anticipate there being text -- and specifically a set of paired angle brackets -- following the characters being entered in the macro. Otherwise the [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[M] won't always be selecting what was intended.

I didn't think of that, thank you

Just an idea: Maybe it is possible to write a Macro using the Goto Function? ([Ctrl]+[G])?

It's pretty useful, but I think I may have an improvement for that, because it doesn't work so well if you have tags with attributes. (<a href="URI"> or <div id="header">, for example) I altered it to make it work in all cases: Type <a href="URI" Start recording Type: >...

(...) layout.getDescent(); //getWidth() - xMessageWidth float xLeft = 0.5F * (getWidth() - xMessageWidth); float yTop = 0.5F * (getHeight() - yMessageHeight); float yBase = yTop + layout.getAscent(); g2.drawString(message, xLeft, yBase); } } There are too many brackets. The last "}" close...