![]() ![]() Then, the second S/R gets rid of all the unwanted lines : 05:26:54,735 Place3-1438 DEBUG Logger2 Sending somthing place://thing.rpc:15478 Just explode the lines of the text to an array, remove empty lines using arrayfilter and implode the array again. 05:26:54,719 Item1-8608 DEBUG Logger2 Successfully closed TERM2 05:26:54,719 Place3-1438ĝEBUG Logger2 delete successful for thething ![]() 05:26:54,704 Item1-8608ĝEBUG Logger2 Last attempt not useful TERM3 Here’s a simulated example of what that log file looks like: 05:26:54,688 Place3-1463ĞRROR Logger3Ğrror on randomThing If a line with one of those terms is immediately followed by a java error (the only lines in the file that do not begin with “2”), the entirety of that error is selected as well. Edit -> Line Operations -> Remove Empty Lines or Remove Empty Lines (Containing Blank. There is now a built-in way to do this as of version 6.5.2. If you want to simply remove empty lines, use \r as Link originally suggested. I’m looking for a way to remove all unmarked lines, but so far can’t find one. If you want all the lines to end up on a single line use \r. In English, it’s going through a log file to pick out any line that mentions any of the 3 terms I care about. Search -> Bookmark -> Remove Unmarked Lines only removes unbookmarked lines (which makes enough sense, given that it’s under the Bookmark menu, but maybe it should be renamed considering Mark is also a term used in NP ). matches newline option: (TERM1|TERM2|TERM3).*?(?=^2) (both match the same selection of lines)) (or this one I have since switched to, using the. I used this regex to select the text I wanted: (TERM1|TERM2|TERM3)(.*\r\n^(.*\r\n^.*$) )* ![]()
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