I’m not familiar with Notepad code, but this looks like almost any batch file. Assuming that assumption is accurate, the first line verifies the date. If it does not equal 2015/8/27 execution will jump to the “exit” label, after which the process will terminate. If, on the other hand, the date matches then it will … Read more
The hardest part of this is to run a .bat file as admin automatically, without even right-clicking on it. You need to save this code as a .bat file: @ECHO OFF :: this tests if the file is running as admin >nul 2>&1 “%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cacls.exe” “%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\config\system” if ‘%errorlevel%’ NEQ ‘0’ (GOTO askAdmin) GOTO gotAdmin :askAdmin >nul … Read more
I would just directly match the ID = num expressions: Find: \bID = (\d+)\b Replace: ID=$1 Demo Note that if you are not sure whether there would be whitespace on both sides of the = sign, you could use \bID\s*=\s*(\d+)\b. However, this would match every ID line, even those which are already in the correct … Read more
Use the replace menu by pressing Ctrl+H, and make sure regular expressions are enabled. Then, Find (^.*\/).* and Replace $1: https://regex101.com/r/lJ4lF9/12 Alternatively, Find (?m)(^.*\/).* and Replace $1: https://regex101.com/r/lJ4lF9/13 Explanation: Within a capture group, Find the start of the string (^) followed by anything any number of times (.*) until the last “https://stackoverflow.com/”, then anything any … Read more
Instead of ^[^:]*:, use ^.+: because [^:] matches also newline. Find what: ^.+: Replace with: NOTHING Don’t check dot matches newline Edit according to comment: This will match the last occurrence of : within each line. If you want to match the first occurrence of : use ^.+?: 2 solved Regex remove before colon notepad++ … Read more
If you have gnu sed then use: sed -i ‘s/[A-Z]/\L&/’ file [A-Z] will match first upper case letter & is back-reference of matched string by pattern (in this case single upper case letter) \L converts given back-reference to lowercase solved how do I convert the first letter of every word in a list from upper … Read more
I didn’t really get what you mean, but if you want to replace a specific text in your file with a random integer then try: import fileinput from random import randint with fileinput.FileInput(fileToSearch, inplace=True, backup=’.bak’) as file: for line in file: print(line.replace(textToSearch, textToReplace), end=”) with textToReplace = randint(1990, 2020) Hope that helps 7 solved replace … Read more
Notepad uses the standard Windows style newlines (CRLF) while, Unix uses (LF). I think your XML file is a Unix formatted text file, that’s why Notepad is not displaying it properly. And after you used the plugin in Notepad++ it must have added the system specific new line in your file, but this an assumption … Read more
try this one source [DllImport(“user32.dll”, EntryPoint = “FindWindowEx”)] public static extern IntPtr FindWindowEx(IntPtr hwndParent, IntPtr hwndChildAfter, string lpszClass, string lpszWindow); [DllImport(“User32.dll”)] public static extern int SendMessage(IntPtr hWnd, int uMsg, int wParam, string lParam); private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Process [] notepads=Process.GetProcessesByName(“notepad”); if(notepads.Length==0)return; if (notepads[0] != null) { IntPtr child= FindWindowEx(notepads[0].MainWindowHandle, new IntPtr(0), “Edit”, … Read more
If DSGSQ is the part that is variable in your question (see my comment below question), a possible Regex is Find: (<img src =”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54358159/wsg://i)([^”]*)(“>) Replace : <img src =”http://localhost/images/$2.jpg”> 1 solved Replacing text using Regex expression in Notepad ++
here are a few changes, before carrying on with your project you really do need to do some reading. :Next1 echo You know, %name%, I just really cannot tell how old you are. echo Do not hesitate to say “No” if you would not really like to tell me, set /p “age=but I would like … Read more
Is that what you want? Find what: (\w+)?.+?(VARCHAR.+) NULL Replace with: cast\(NULL as $2\) as $1 Don’t forget to escape the parenthesis in the replacement part! 1 solved Find and Replace for a string in Notepad++ using regular expression
You’re looking for the regex .*?<title>(.*?)</title>.* that’s going to be replaced by $1. solved Remove everything except the content among Tags Notepad++
import csv # function to process data def process_data(data): for item in data: marks = int(item[2]) mclass=”incorrect data entry try again” if marks == 0: mclass = “10.9” elif marks >= 0 and marks <= 100: mclass = “10.{}”.format(10 – int(item[2][0])) yield ‘”{}”,”{}”,{},{}’.format(item[0],item[1],item[2],mclass) # read data to memory data = [] with open(“Maths_Mark.txt”, “r”) as … Read more
To answer as a general exercise, run replace all cout.*<<.*\K<< with +, many times until it can’t match. replace all cout.*<<.*\Kendl with “\\n”, many times replace all cout.*<<.*\K(?<!\))(?=;) with \) replace all cout.*<<with Console.Write\( from perlre \K (Keep the stuff left of the \K) (?<!..) A zero-width negative lookbehind assertion. (?=..) A zero-width positive lookahead … Read more