On 9/16/2006, Michael Heth said:
Is there something that will always take the last "word" is a line and make it
the first?
Gotta be careful when you say "word" when you ask for Grep help,
but your examples made clear what you want.
The following will do what you want:
Search For: ^(.+?) ([^ \r]+)$
Replace With: \2 \1
Everything up to (but not including) the last space is the first
match group, everything after the last space up to the end of
the line is the second match group. So the replace pattern just
replaces the whole line with the second match group, a space,
and the first match group.
There are other ways it could be done, and I'm sure at least
three other people will send them to you, and at least one of
them will then say, "oops, I should have looked ahead...". ;-)
Anyway, hope this helps!
Seth
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