Here's the final steps for myself to remember or, who knows, maybe for you that reads this post ;-)
1) replace \n by <newline> (as an regular expression, replace all)
2) replace </error><newline> by </error>\n (so we will have one error per line)
3) Find ^<error>.*What ever my error description ...
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- Thu Aug 27, 2009 3:46 pm
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- Topic: RE on multiple lines using TextPad 5.0
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RE on multiple lines using TextPad 5.0
Hello Guys,
I have a XML file login errors with this architechture:
<error>
<many other tags />
<description><description>
</error>
And I would like to remove all the errors with the description containing a sql query (select...... where)
My Regular expression works when everything is on one ...
I have a XML file login errors with this architechture:
<error>
<many other tags />
<description><description>
</error>
And I would like to remove all the errors with the description containing a sql query (select...... where)
My Regular expression works when everything is on one ...