i am wondering if textpad could be used to search with a wildcard (*)
meaning...
var the=new Array();
the[the.length]="a";
the[the.length]="b";
the[the.length]="c";
the[the.length]="d";
the[the.length]="e";
the[the.length]="f";
the[the.length]="g";
the[the.length]="h";
find and replace the[the.length]="*" with the[the.length]=""
replace al the above with no value instead then
that would be nice
colton22
searching with wildcards
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searching with wildcards
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Use Search/Replace, with check mark on for Regular Expressions
Serach for ".*"
Replace with ""
This will replace anything within any quotes anywhere on the line.
This:
the[the.length]="a";
the[the.length]="b";
the[the.length]="c";
the[the.length]="d";
the[the.length]="e";
the[the.length]="f";
the[the.length]="g";
the[the.length]="h";
Becomes this:
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
Serach for ".*"
Replace with ""
This will replace anything within any quotes anywhere on the line.
This:
the[the.length]="a";
the[the.length]="b";
the[the.length]="c";
the[the.length]="d";
the[the.length]="e";
the[the.length]="f";
the[the.length]="g";
the[the.length]="h";
Becomes this:
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
the[the.length]="";
Hope this was helpful.............good luck,
Bob
Bob