If it’s not working for you, what results did it give you, compared to what results were you expecting? The Notes were just Guy’s way of helping you learn what those 6 steps do.ĭid you try those 6 steps? If not, why not? If so, did it work for you? If it didn’t work, did you follow his instructions to use Replace All exclusively (not hit the Replace button) – because with \K in the regular expression, you must use Replace All to work. In the first 6 bullet points (before the Notes), Guy told you the exact steps you need to take to run this search-and-replace. just tell me one line reply and solution pleae.īy “did not get”, do you mean you did not receive (“get”) the solution that Guy has posted in this thread, or that you did not understand (“get”) the solution. The \K syntax causes the regex engine to only retain the part, TRUE, which is deleted as the replacement zone is emptyīest I still did not get your solution. The parentheses have a special regex meaning and must be escaped to be considered as literals matches a single standard character only ( and not line-breaks )
The (?-is) in-line modifiers forces a non-insensitive search and a non-single line text, meaning that text is split in individual lines and that the regex meta-character. till the string ,\x20TRUE, with that exact case, but ONLY IF followed with the string )
followed by the shortest non-null range of standard chars. Globally this regex searches, first, for the literal zone define(", with this exact case. Select the Regular expression search modeĬlick on the Replace All button, exclusively The solution is valid but, just in case you’ve got some other zones, True in your file, here is a safer solution :
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