REGEX LAST CHAR

[lezerogan]

Hello,
I am editing a text file.
I want to find each line ending with the char dot - "."
and replace only the dot by space or delete it.
I do not want to delete dot in the middle of a line.
I have tried do replace F8 with regex
I did find the correct lines by putting .*\. in field "find what"
but could not find what string to put in field "replace with"
I need help
Thank you
Lezero Gan

[AmigoJack]

Find:

Code: Select all

\.$

Replace with: whatever you want - either a space or nothing at all. Yes: "replace" can also be left empty.

Explanation:

• \. = Find a literal dot. This has to be preceded by a backslash, because the dot alone in a regex has the meaning of "any character".
• $ = At the end of the line.

[ben_josephs]

You need to anchor the match at the end of the line by using the special regex symbol, "$":

Find what: \.$
Replace with: [space or nothing]

Edit: Snap!

[lezerogan]

Thank you