Hi Jean,
of course, you’re right. I was looking at / trying “Save (as)”. Tunnel
vision. :| “Export as Text” works, as you say.
Thanks again!
On Thursday, January 21, 2021 at 8:18:09 AM UTC+1 jj wrote:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> The 'Export as Text ...' menu item should be active if the Multi-File
>
Hi Martin,
The 'Export as Text ...' menu item should be active if the Multi-File
Search Results window is the front window and is not empty.
Best regards.
Jean Jourdain
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On 01/20/2021, at 09:44, jj mailto:goo...@mixio.com>> wrote:
> 'File menu' > 'Export as text ...' usefully exports the results of a
> multi-file search.
> Maybe that's something you could use.
Hey Folks,
You can also copy and paste them from the multi-file search results window.
-Chris
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@ Bruce:
Unfortunately, my script-fu is not worth mentioning. And yes, my source
example was poorly formatted. I expect zero or more results for those
searches, which should result in
file_1.txt: foo
file_1.txt: fOo
file_7.txt: fOO
etc. when searching for f(o)+
@ jj:
> File menu' > 'Export
Hi Martin,
'File menu' > 'Export as text ...' usefully exports the results of a
multi-file search.
Maybe that's something you could use.
HTH
Jean Jourdain
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On 20 Jan 2021, at 6:45, Martin Post wrote:
I need to build an (editable / exportable) list of terms from a
Multi-File
Search including the names of the files where the searched string /
pattern
is found. So my question is:
Is there a Replacement Pattern / token for the file name in a
I need to build an (editable / exportable) list of terms from a Multi-File
Search including the names of the files where the searched string / pattern
is found. So my question is:
Is there a Replacement Pattern / token for the file name in a multi-file
search, so clicking “Extract” in the
