:g/^MPRINT/d
:g/^\d\+/d
should do more or less what you want.
Cheers.
On 27/03/07, Eddine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I have to clean up a log file.
I want to exclude/delete lines that start with a number or "MPRINT" :
ENTRY
184
185
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*;
186 * PGMs Complexes 1 : enable - O : disable
*;
187
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*;123
188
189 %include "&pgm.MainComplex.sas" ; ** Macro principale
Base et Queries **;
NOTE: %INCLUDE (level 1) file E:\IFM
2005-01\gravure_2007_03_15\BRD_04-11-J\Database\Programs\MainComplex.sas
is file E:\IFM
2005-01\gravure_2007_03_15\BRD_04-11-J\Database\Programs\MainComplex.sas.
269
+*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*;
MPRINT(MAINCOMPLEX):
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*;
RESULT :
NOTE: %INCLUDE (level 1) file E:\IFM
2005-01\gravure_2007_03_15\BRD_04-11-J\Database\Programs\MainComplex.sas
is file E:\IFM
2005-01\gravure_2007_03_15\BRD_04-11-J\Database\Programs\MainComplex.sas.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*;
I first tyred to identify all numbers at a beginning of a line, but
for instance when doing a substitution I cannot find the good regex
(for a try :%s/^[0-9]*/TEST/ didn't work).
Can you tell me how I have to do to delete those lines beginning by
numbers or MPRINT from my file ?
Many thanks.
Eddine.
