Re: Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [= 67882]

If you would be specific with your question, you would get correct answer on the begin If you want to remove line numbers from the begin of lines, search for gidits on the begin: Search: ^\d+\s+ Replace: [x]Regular expressions -- PSPad freeware

Re: Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [= 67881]

Something is wrong The script deleted the entire line. I only need to delete the characters, not the entire line. By example the line : 19 The objects appear too brilliant. With ^(19 ).* must remain : The objects appear too brilliant I will try ^(19 ) only -- Nice program

Re: Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [= 67880]

It's working It's just the way you told me. I try again and goes well -- Nice program indeed http://ingenierostenerife.blogspot.com.es http://peritostenerife.wordpress.com PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com

Re: Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [= 67879]

I am not doing well. I try this in the replace window : Search : ^(10 ).* The string to search at the beginning of the line is "10 " . In the replace field I put nothing as usual But the result is no string is found. So I am doing something wrong. -- Nice program indeed

Re: Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [= 67878]

I will try now and comment. Best Regards :-)) -- Nice program indeed http://ingenierostenerife.blogspot.com.es http://peritostenerife.wordpress.com PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com

Re: Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [= 67877]

Esgrimidor: I need to replace in an archive with more than 8 lines those that begins with : 12 14 2 "- " "31 " etc replace with a null string but these strings also appears at the end or the middle of

Regular expression to replace a string only if is the begin of a line [6787= 6]

I need to replace in an archive with more than 8 lines those that begins with : 12 14 2 "- " "31 " etc replace with a null string but these strings also appears at the end or the middle of some lines. How can I propose exactly with regular expressions ? Best Regards -- Nice

Re: FTP: Wrong starting point after timeout [67873]

I'm not sure why I need to change settings if there is a problem in PSPad. P.S. setting the value "9" returns in a connection error. "" works. -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com

Re: PSPad unicode 4.6.2 (2745) English [67872]

There is a nasty bug which keeps appearing after some hours of using PSPad (locally and remotly). It inserts some funny character (mostly '