[Notepad-plus-plus] [notepad-plus - Help] How to: copy lines by regex using TextFX Viz

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I just ran into this long-time-ago message when doing some lookups for regex
handling.

It's quite interesting that this hasn't been brought up, mentioned, or referred
to the last year. I, for one, can't recall. So here's just a reminder.

This thread and particular message simply demonstrate how a selection (copy)
can be made out of a document by showing or hiding lines containing a certain
regular expression or regex.

Thread "search and..." on the Help forum:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1621190&forum_id=331754

Message "RE: search and...":
http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4054972

Contents below edited for general use:

RE: search and...
By: Chris Severance (severach) - 2006-12-11 19:48

TextFX Viz can do this for you.

First, copy the regex to the clipboard.

Turn on TextFX Viz Settings | Viz Text Search Regex:
Menu____ : TextFX
Submenu_ : TextFX Viz Settings
Option__ : Viz Text Search Regex (check this option)

Then select TextFX Viz Show / Hide Lines with(out) (Clipboard) text.
Menu____ : TextFX
Submenu_ : TextFX Viz
Options_ : Hide/Show Lines with(out) (Clipboard) text

Tools to copy (in)visible lines to the clipboard are listed below these options,
in the third and last group.


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By: fool4uanyway

There are two tools I use to find (non- and) regex matches in files: Agent Ransack
and TextCrawler.

Agent Ransack can be used to find files by pattern or regular expression.
It can also search inside files for (non- and) regex matches.
Agent Ransack can be used to extract all _lines_ containing matches.

TextCrawler can be used to directly extract all (non- and) regex _matches_ at
once.
You can also replace matches in files, or simply search for (the files conatining)
them.

See the original message for a short description and list of features of both
tools and links to their websites:

"Tools to find and copy regex matches in files" (New)
By: Fool4UAnyway (fool4uanyway) - 2008-04-20 01:49
http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4915704

in the thread

"copy to clip all text matching regex pattern"
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1964719&forum_id=331754

dealing with the question how to extract only all matches instead of complete
lines.


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Post by SourceForge.net
in the thread

"copy to clip all text matching regex pattern" (Help forum)
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=2012623&forum_id=331754

This is the correct thread. The link in the previous message is the one of this
thread.


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