Capture specify data from text

[tengounamigo]

hello all,

my question is if its possible to capture a concrete data from txt.

for example I have this txt.


GROUP=PEPAPEA AUTH=USE CONNECT-OWNER=PEPPEPEPE
CONNECTS=10,683 UACC=NONE LAST-CONNECT=09.215/18:57:44
CONNECT ATTRIBUTES=NONE

How I can capture all the variables that contains GROUP= (in this case PEPAPEA)

Is possible ??

[ak47wong]

Possibly, but what do you mean by capture? Where do you want to capture it to? Do you want to transform the source text to something else?

Andrew

[SteveH]

It would help if you can post an example showing the BEFORE and AFTER text you would want.

[tengounamigo]

hello! and thanks for the interest

I try to explain me better. (and sorry for my english)

for expample:

after text:

fdkjshfjdskf
fkjdslkfjklds
fdkjdlsfklsdkñf
kdlfskñlfkñlds
GROUP=123445
dflkjls
fjkldsfjkldsj
dfjsklfjkld
GROUP=1111111
kdjfks
dsfjkjf
GROUP=1aaaaa
fjdskfjkldsj


before:
123445
1111111
1aaaaa


if not possible, with this is ok:
GROUP=123445
GROUP=1111111
GROUP=1aaaaa



I want to capture all Group=* contents.


Thank you.

[ben_josephs]

I suspect you have your after and before labels the wrong way around.

Here's one way to do what you want.

Use Posix regular expression syntax:

Configure | Preferences | Editor

[X] Use POSIX regular expression syntax

1. Bookmark all the lines containing a GROUP=value pair:
Search | Find... (<F5>):

Find what: \<GROUP=

[X] Regular expression

Mark All

2. Copy the bookmarked lines into the paste buffer:
Edit | Copy Other | Bookmarked Lines

3. Open a new document and paste the lines there.

4. If there's only one GROUP=value pair on any line use

Find what: .*\<GROUP=([^ ]+).*
Replace with: \1

[X] Regular expression

Replace All

[tengounamigo]

thank you very much !!!!!!!!!

[Sam13]

Thank you too..
Cheers everyone...