Marking lines that contain TWO or more instances of "=&
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:45 pm
Hi,
I'm new to using regular expressions, so please excuse my naiveté..
I have a huge data file that contains large strings of key-value pairs, along with a lot of crap that I just don't need.
Using TextPad, I'm trying to do a find (and mark) for lines that contain TWO or more instances of the "=" character. I tried to use:
=\{2\}+
But that only finds:
"==" (i.e. two equal signs right next to each other)
Whereas I was hoping that TextPad would be able to isolate (i.e. mark) the lines that had this:
"...kret=3728490-;jkli=890njkhjk;uiy=89jklui<CRLF>"
But not this:
"...uyi=343jjkouu;<CRLF>"
So, if any of that made any sense...is this possible?
Thanks...
I'm new to using regular expressions, so please excuse my naiveté..
I have a huge data file that contains large strings of key-value pairs, along with a lot of crap that I just don't need.
Using TextPad, I'm trying to do a find (and mark) for lines that contain TWO or more instances of the "=" character. I tried to use:
=\{2\}+
But that only finds:
"==" (i.e. two equal signs right next to each other)
Whereas I was hoping that TextPad would be able to isolate (i.e. mark) the lines that had this:
"...kret=3728490-;jkli=890njkhjk;uiy=89jklui<CRLF>"
But not this:
"...uyi=343jjkouu;<CRLF>"
So, if any of that made any sense...is this possible?
Thanks...