Remove all but one word in a line - Notepad++
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I'm looking for a way to search for a specific string e.g. '@' and delete everything before and after that string. I would prefer a way/macro/addon for Notepad++ but anything would be helpful.
Here is the line now (Note that the numbers are always different per line so you couldn't do a search and replace with them):
Follow Follow @BararRohit User actions Rohit Barar @BararRohit
I want to be able to remove everything in the following line except one portion so that the end result looks like this:
@BararRohit
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I'm looking for a way to search for a specific string e.g. '@' and delete everything before and after that string. I would prefer a way/macro/addon for Notepad++ but anything would be helpful.
Here is the line now (Note that the numbers are always different per line so you couldn't do a search and replace with them):
Follow Follow @BararRohit User actions Rohit Barar @BararRohit
I want to be able to remove everything in the following line except one portion so that the end result looks like this:
@BararRohit
notepad++
Welcome to to SuperUser. I advise editing the question in the following ways : Use better title with capitalization like "Remove Starting Characters on a line". Make it easy for the eye to see before / after. Perhaps capitalize BEFORE and AFTER , and put the line starting "Note" in your first paragraph.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 20:10
Regex is a good tool for this, which is available in the NotePad++ Search/Replace box after you've learned how to use it. I suggest visiting some training sites like regexr.com or regexone.com . If your source text comes from Mac or Linux, beware of the different line endings.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 23:42
@fixer1234 you are right, thanks.
– Albin
Nov 28 at 10:24
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I'm looking for a way to search for a specific string e.g. '@' and delete everything before and after that string. I would prefer a way/macro/addon for Notepad++ but anything would be helpful.
Here is the line now (Note that the numbers are always different per line so you couldn't do a search and replace with them):
Follow Follow @BararRohit User actions Rohit Barar @BararRohit
I want to be able to remove everything in the following line except one portion so that the end result looks like this:
@BararRohit
notepad++
I'm looking for a way to search for a specific string e.g. '@' and delete everything before and after that string. I would prefer a way/macro/addon for Notepad++ but anything would be helpful.
Here is the line now (Note that the numbers are always different per line so you couldn't do a search and replace with them):
Follow Follow @BararRohit User actions Rohit Barar @BararRohit
I want to be able to remove everything in the following line except one portion so that the end result looks like this:
@BararRohit
notepad++
notepad++
edited Nov 28 at 10:24
Albin
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asked Nov 27 at 19:54
Jaydipsinh Chavda
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Welcome to to SuperUser. I advise editing the question in the following ways : Use better title with capitalization like "Remove Starting Characters on a line". Make it easy for the eye to see before / after. Perhaps capitalize BEFORE and AFTER , and put the line starting "Note" in your first paragraph.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 20:10
Regex is a good tool for this, which is available in the NotePad++ Search/Replace box after you've learned how to use it. I suggest visiting some training sites like regexr.com or regexone.com . If your source text comes from Mac or Linux, beware of the different line endings.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 23:42
@fixer1234 you are right, thanks.
– Albin
Nov 28 at 10:24
add a comment |
Welcome to to SuperUser. I advise editing the question in the following ways : Use better title with capitalization like "Remove Starting Characters on a line". Make it easy for the eye to see before / after. Perhaps capitalize BEFORE and AFTER , and put the line starting "Note" in your first paragraph.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 20:10
Regex is a good tool for this, which is available in the NotePad++ Search/Replace box after you've learned how to use it. I suggest visiting some training sites like regexr.com or regexone.com . If your source text comes from Mac or Linux, beware of the different line endings.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 23:42
@fixer1234 you are right, thanks.
– Albin
Nov 28 at 10:24
Welcome to to SuperUser. I advise editing the question in the following ways : Use better title with capitalization like "Remove Starting Characters on a line". Make it easy for the eye to see before / after. Perhaps capitalize BEFORE and AFTER , and put the line starting "Note" in your first paragraph.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 20:10
Welcome to to SuperUser. I advise editing the question in the following ways : Use better title with capitalization like "Remove Starting Characters on a line". Make it easy for the eye to see before / after. Perhaps capitalize BEFORE and AFTER , and put the line starting "Note" in your first paragraph.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 20:10
Regex is a good tool for this, which is available in the NotePad++ Search/Replace box after you've learned how to use it. I suggest visiting some training sites like regexr.com or regexone.com . If your source text comes from Mac or Linux, beware of the different line endings.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 23:42
Regex is a good tool for this, which is available in the NotePad++ Search/Replace box after you've learned how to use it. I suggest visiting some training sites like regexr.com or regexone.com . If your source text comes from Mac or Linux, beware of the different line endings.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 23:42
@fixer1234 you are right, thanks.
– Albin
Nov 28 at 10:24
@fixer1234 you are right, thanks.
– Albin
Nov 28 at 10:24
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This is working for your example but you could edit your question to show other examples.
Ctrl+H
- Find what:
.*(@w+).*
- Replace with:
$1
- check Wrap around
- check Regular expression
- CHECK
. matches newline
- Replace all
Explanation:
.* # 0 or more any character
( # start group 1
@ # literally @
w+ # 1 or more word character (i.e. [a-zA-Z0-9_])
) # end group 1
.* # 0 or more any character
Replacement:
$1 # content of group 1
Result for given example:
@BararRohit
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This is working for your example but you could edit your question to show other examples.
Ctrl+H
- Find what:
.*(@w+).*
- Replace with:
$1
- check Wrap around
- check Regular expression
- CHECK
. matches newline
- Replace all
Explanation:
.* # 0 or more any character
( # start group 1
@ # literally @
w+ # 1 or more word character (i.e. [a-zA-Z0-9_])
) # end group 1
.* # 0 or more any character
Replacement:
$1 # content of group 1
Result for given example:
@BararRohit
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
This is working for your example but you could edit your question to show other examples.
Ctrl+H
- Find what:
.*(@w+).*
- Replace with:
$1
- check Wrap around
- check Regular expression
- CHECK
. matches newline
- Replace all
Explanation:
.* # 0 or more any character
( # start group 1
@ # literally @
w+ # 1 or more word character (i.e. [a-zA-Z0-9_])
) # end group 1
.* # 0 or more any character
Replacement:
$1 # content of group 1
Result for given example:
@BararRohit
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This is working for your example but you could edit your question to show other examples.
Ctrl+H
- Find what:
.*(@w+).*
- Replace with:
$1
- check Wrap around
- check Regular expression
- CHECK
. matches newline
- Replace all
Explanation:
.* # 0 or more any character
( # start group 1
@ # literally @
w+ # 1 or more word character (i.e. [a-zA-Z0-9_])
) # end group 1
.* # 0 or more any character
Replacement:
$1 # content of group 1
Result for given example:
@BararRohit
This is working for your example but you could edit your question to show other examples.
Ctrl+H
- Find what:
.*(@w+).*
- Replace with:
$1
- check Wrap around
- check Regular expression
- CHECK
. matches newline
- Replace all
Explanation:
.* # 0 or more any character
( # start group 1
@ # literally @
w+ # 1 or more word character (i.e. [a-zA-Z0-9_])
) # end group 1
.* # 0 or more any character
Replacement:
$1 # content of group 1
Result for given example:
@BararRohit
answered Nov 28 at 8:51
Toto
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Welcome to to SuperUser. I advise editing the question in the following ways : Use better title with capitalization like "Remove Starting Characters on a line". Make it easy for the eye to see before / after. Perhaps capitalize BEFORE and AFTER , and put the line starting "Note" in your first paragraph.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 20:10
Regex is a good tool for this, which is available in the NotePad++ Search/Replace box after you've learned how to use it. I suggest visiting some training sites like regexr.com or regexone.com . If your source text comes from Mac or Linux, beware of the different line endings.
– Christopher Hostage
Nov 27 at 23:42
@fixer1234 you are right, thanks.
– Albin
Nov 28 at 10:24