Hi, I have been searching this forum, and studying the (quite small) page in the Helpfile regarding regular expressions...
I want to remove a matching line, with remove I mean delete the line completely, not making it blank and only a carriage return. I'm matching a document, and I want to get rid of all lines contains spaces, followed by "Logged In" (without the ""), followed by spaces, followed by a linefeed. So far, I didn't get any further than this (which always make the line blank but doesn't remove the linefeed. I don't waznt a blank line, I just want the line to be gone from the textfile. Here's what I have : _Find: ^\s+Logged In\s+$_ Replace: _(blank)_ I tried adding \n and \r and \f or any combination of these three, but I never ever matches..... If I make the special chars visible the line looks like this _......Logged.In.....ΒΆ _ Please what am I doing wrong ? Thanks a lot for any help ! -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,42652,42652> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
