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say i got
word
word1
word2
word3

how make it output
wordword
word1word1
word2word2
word3word3

?

nice 2 good responces thanks guys

ben_josephs wrote:Since it's a single character (":") that you're looking for the absence of, you can search for the regular expression that matches lines containing only characters that aren't ":"
^[^:]*\n
and replace them with nothing.

s_reynisson wrote:Do a find on the ":" with mark all. Invert all bookmarks, delete bookmarked lines. HTH

ah smart thanks

is there away to remove lines that dont contain domthing for example
dsfsdfdfsdf:dsffdsd
dsfssfssdffsfsfs
gdhgfhhgshgf:fdgdgfdfdg
gdgfgfdgdfgdfgdgfdgfdg:343434
344334443:454545




it would remove dsfssfssdffsfsfs because it doesnt have :

Anyone?

thanks that worked

if I put a list of ips like
85.86.12.187:18844
85.86.13.242:1733
85.86.21.174:2989
85.86.71.229:36146
85.86.73.196:1815

how would i rip it all after the : example end up with
1844
1733
2989
36146
1815
thanks guys yall been alot of help so far.

i hit f8 and top box pasted (([^ ]* ){5})

bottom box pasted \1\n

it tells me cant find expression i have it checked under the prefencres editor posix expression checked ?

what i doing wrong

that works good is there away to do it like every 5th space?

Bob Hansen wrote:Search for space

Replace with \n

for example i load in a ebook and it takes it and looks for a " " or space
and then sends the word to the next line for example

This is just a example of the next.
this
is
just
a
example
of
the
next.

and so on.

what is regex?
Sorry but i am brand new to this trying to see what it does before buyingit.

s_reynisson wrote:Hmm, looks like a macro job to me, are you sure about using regex for this?

another thing will this thing dedupe?

ok last step is kicking me now I might not of been clear up top with the bluh example lets use same example up top i did the first step and ended up with this 12.221. 130.13. 130.13. now how do i make it do this 12.221.0.0 12.221.0.1 12.221.0.2 and so on until it hits 12.221.255.255 and then do the ...

yeap that did the removal part quick thanks man

s_reynisson wrote:Pls check "POSIX" under Configure->Preferences->Editor.

I have used POSIX regular expression syntax, which can be selected from the Editor page of the Preferences dialog box.

Yes i tried it with and with out that checked. i hightlight text pad hit f8 then paste ^([0-9]*\.[0-9]*\.).*$ into the top box then \1 in the bottom and hit replace all and it says cant find reg expression I tried this with it checked and unchecked right now i have it checked and also text and match ...

Hey thanks for the fast responce i went to replace and pasted in ^([0-9]*\.[0-9]*\.).*$ and it says cant find reg expression find ^([0-9]*\.[0-9]*\.).*$ replace \1 find (bluh) replace \1.\i I have used POSIX regular expression syntax, which can be selected from the Editor page of the Preferences ...