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• GREP search and replace question

  Jin

  Here's my problem,

  I have a huge list with names, each name is one or more words, divided by a space,

  each name is divided by a tab.

  now I want to do the following, each tab 7 should turn into a return.

  so eventually I'll end up with a list of 7 names in a row.

  now, it looks like this:

  name [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] name name name [tab] [tab] [tab] name, name [tab] [tab] [tab] name, name [tab] [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] [tab] name

  This should be:

  name [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] name name name [tab] [tab] name [ENTER]

  [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] name, name [tab] [tab] name [ENTER]

  [tab] [tab] name

  Thank you!!

  It's perfectly doable! It should work: search

  (([^ \t]+\t){6}[^\t]+)\t))

  and replace with

  $1

  It looks like any sequence of any number of non-a-tab, followed by a tab, all in a group of 6 and followed by another sequence of not-a-tabs and then a final tab which is going to be the little pig is not to go to the market today.

• Regular Expression search and replace question - please help!

  I was wondering if someone could help me I have a lot of paper with notes like this: [1], but I need them to look like in this ^[1].

  I don't know what to put in the section find [[\d]*] , but I need help with what to put in the field replace to make < sup > numbers]

  In fact, your regular expression is false. What you need is the following:

  (\[\d+\])

  The field replace must contain this:

  ^$1

• How can I use search and replace to replace the title of the doc with copy of the h1 content?

  I have a site with about 300 pages which have the same title. I need to replace this title by the same text that appears in the h1 tag on the page (each page is different). Of DW search and replace it? If so, how? I don't really want to go have to go to each page and copy/paste.

  jeffsure wrote:

  Is there a way to tell him to put only the first h1 tag in the title?

  I'm really motivated now to learn regex!

  Yes. Just use the following regular expression instead of the previous:

  [\S\s]+?

  )([^<>

  The field is to replace the same.

  The question mark is the [\S\s]+ a lazy search, stopping at the first]

  rather than doing a greedy research that concludes the last

  in the page.

  The regex for learning is difficult, but it can be very rewarding. I would only like the best.

• Multiple search and replace missing.

  I had a search on the forums and cannot find a similar thread so forgive me if this is already there or there's a blinding problem.

  I recently installed RH8 and am in the process of upgrading our current 20 or so other authors to RH8 of RH5. However, I was unable to find multi-fichiers find and replace tool. I opened the box pod tool, and there is a list of tools, neither of which is the multi file find and replace.

  I know there are other search and replace tools/software out there but our platform is variable with air and it's a real pain to downloaded software.

  So my question is should be there the old find multi-fichiers and replace in the Toolbox pod and if it should be there, how can I get it?

  I re-installed RH8 etc to see if it was a problem, but it made no difference.

  It's just an executable file. OK, you will need to ensure it has been installed on each PC RH8 but then you could just add to your Toolbox pod while it was still available because he was with RHX5. Just a thought.

• Search and replace in files

  Behavior of the interrogator:

  I learned to click Save (or save everything) before attempting to search and replace in files: somehow the HR application can't handle "the currently open section" and I repeatedly got stuck in an infinite loop of the contextual dialog "this file has been modified outside the multi-fichiers (sic, old term) find and replace.» You want to reload the file? "- and it does not matter whether I click Yes (or maybe that's not serious, but I don't know the terms of Yes and no).

  It's frustrating, especially when he's stuck on a single file. After dozens of clicks. I get a popup of RoboHelp HTML (with a red ringed X) which States that "the parameter is incorrect.

  Second, maybe it's my imagination, but there was to be a rocking this user activated (de) select all... and this ability seems to be lost: if I want to limit my edit 'multifile' to tell the 3 files, I need to manually disable all other 500 topics that I don't want to change. Sorry, but I don't have a folder structure that allows me to limit my search in a folder... and reorganize the existing entries will destroy... the table of contents, the see also of hyperlinks, etc.

  Thirdly, the ability to drag the subjects of the list of topics in the current page to create a hypertext link seems to have disappeared. Maybe I dream here, as well, because the list of topics and the current page were not visible at the same time (in a previous version of HR); However, I have to are used to the click and drag the ability for the creation of hypertext links to other topics and I don't understand why it works in some cases (list of projects, TOC) but does not work for the list of topics.

  This is perhaps a few referrals, or maybe someone knows some tips of use that I am not aware... Can anyone offer insight?

  Hello

  To avoid the message about the file being modified, close everything in the editor before you start find and replace operations. The message is produced because you have the aforementioned subjects to open in the editor.

  As you mention "search and replace in files", I assume you are referring to version 8. I just opened version 8 and carried out a search and replace to confirm. There is a button allowing you to cancel all.

  

  By clicking and dragging to create a link, it never worked that way. You can just drag from the pod to the list of topics to do. But you can leave the pod project manager. Perhaps you should consider submitting a form wishes to request the ability to drag and drop the pod of the list of subjects to create links.

  As far as rearrange your subjects in different folders, as long as you do from within RoboHelp you shouldn't be destroying all the links. RoboHelp updates the references for you when you move things. The only question is if you automatically create the structure of your table of contents based on the structure of the project. But usually it's a one time shot. From there to the front, you just handle things by using the table of contents Editor.

  Hope this helps... Rick

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• Advanced search and replace. How to replace the space with carriage return?

  10.9.13.0/24, 10.9.4.2/32, 10.9.4.3/32

  in

  10.9.13.0/24 10.9.4.2/32 10.9.4.3/32

  Find replace them ',' with carriage return.

  I still find articles on an advanced search and replace, but I can't seem to locate it.

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.3

  3.6.1 the numbers

  HI Brendan,

  You don't need an advanced find and replace for it.

  In the search box, press, then space.

  In the box replace by, press option-return.

  Then click Find and replace and find until you are finished.

  Kind regards

  Barry

• I can't seem to make the "search and replace string" works as expected.

  I tried to replace "^ []] +---+ ([^] +).» "$*" with $1 in "create table leq_octave_5min (recorded_time DATETIME CONSTRAINT pk1 PRIMARY KEY, leq5m leq5m of FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, min min FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, max max FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT of FLOAT L05 05 NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT of FLOAT L10 10 NOT NULL, L50 FLOAT CONSTRAINT 50 NOT NULL, L90 FLOAT 90 CONSTRAINT NOT NULL. L95 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT 95 NON NULL, us01 us01 FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, EN02 EN02 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr03 FR03 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr04 FR04 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr05 FR05 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr06 FR06 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr07 FR07 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr08 FR08 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr09 FR09 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr10 FR10 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL Fr11 FR11 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, FR12 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL fr12, fr13 FR13 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr14 FR14 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr15 FR15 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr16 FR16 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr17 FR17 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr18 FR18 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr19 FR19 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr20 FR20 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr21 FR21 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL Fr22 FR22 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL "(, e23, e23 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr24 FR24 FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr25 FR25 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr26 FR26 FLOTTENT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr27 FR27 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr28 FR28 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr29 FR29 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr30 FR30 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, status TEXT (2) st NOT NULL CONSTRAINT).

  The goal was to get the third token, 'leq_octave_5min '.

  The result string is "leq_octave_5min", but the real result string is the input string itself.

  What is the problem with my method?

  I'm sorry.

  I forgot to turn on 'regular expressions' in "Search and replace the String" VI.

  After having turned it on, it works as expected.

• Search and replace the string formatting

  Hello

  I try to do a search and replace the formatting of a string.

  In the example, I'm looking for the string 'SUCCESSFUL', but it must also begin by usbflash and some number + PASSED.

  I can't get the format to have a number between 1 and 99. The number of replacements should add up to 6 in this case. I tried with \d for any number, and I also tried [1-99].

  Make a right-click on the function search and replace the string.  There is an option to use regular Expressions.  Then give it a try.

  

  EDIT: You need to set the entry replace all to TRUE.

• Search and replace, unadulterated second character?

  I'm doing a VI that communicates with an external device via a protocol consisting of images. I made a couple of subVIs that put these images together as hexadecimal strings which are then converted into numbers and passed to the device. The protocol uses an escape character to avoid sending a constant BOF or EOF at the wrong time. I did a Subvi, which is supposed to do this by using the search and replace. Initially, it looks quite elegant, but it has a fatal flaw, if one of the characters it is supposed to hide is written on the edge of a byte, it will always be replaced.

  Example:

  11 01 00 CE 0D 05 08 EA

  is replaced by

  11 01 00 05 08 EA 0D E7

  C0, C1, 7 d are the characters to replace, the 7 d is the escape character.

  Now I wonder, is it possible to do a search and replace function search only every second character in a string?

  Hi Tzench,

  Why you do not work with numbers of converts? It should be easier (and safer) to replace some U8 values instead of search (errors) & replace in a string...

  You should also be careful when you give examples. So in your example, the "hex" number is separated by spaces, search & replace should not create problems with "byte-border '!

• RegExp search and replace, keep the formatting of the original text

  Hello!

  Will have to perform the Search and replace within a framework of text using RegExp.

  And to retain the original formatting of the text block.

  How is it possible?

  Bad example-, it converts all the text formatting to the format of the first character:

  var reg = /a/gmi;
  var replacer = '*';
  var fr = activeDocument.textFrames[0];
  fr.contents = fr.contents.replace (reg , replacer);
  

  

  Thank you!

  I has not yet been tested your code.

  But why you did not play with my code snippet, use something like this:

  // regex_changeContentsOfWordOrString_RemainFormatting.jsx
  // regards pixxxel schubser
  var s = /arguments/gi;
  var replacer = "other string", result;
  var atf = activeDocument.textFrames[0];
  
  while (result = s.exec(atf.contents)) {
      try {
          aCon = atf.characters[result.index];
          aCon.length = result[0].length;
          aCon.contents = replacer;
          } catch (e) {};
      }
  

  Try it and have fun

• File save to preserve search and replace queries when reinstalling?

  I need to uninstall and reinstall CS6. I have a large number in search and replace queries that would be extremely difficult to redefine. How do I save these as well as other features such as the areas of work or Actions in PhotoShop?

  Your saved queries find/replace are in a folder in your library to the user or the user's profile (depending on your operating system). You can find the path to where they are stored in the information provided for the InDesign Defaults file to replace your preferences. The folder queries saved is in the same folder as the InDesign Defaults file. Note that this is a HIDDEN on all recent operating systems folder.

  There was also a case of workspaces in the same place for ID. Similar records should be found for other programs under their respective application folders to the same location of the user's library/profile.

• GREP: Search and replace

  Does anyone know if its possible to take a list (shown on the lower part of the image) and run a GREP search and replace to create the list of tabs (shown on the picture)?

  I know that the majority of it can be made with the regular search and replace: separate the first and last name; MD and MD #; Postal code and telephone number.

  What I was not able to understand is how to add a tab forward and backward the state abbreviations 2-digit, the Middle Initial, phone number and more important even if there is a way to add tabs in when there aren't the same amount of lines, such as the field of specialty.

  I know that I can use the GREP search and replace to add a tab before each paragraph back, then remove the tab where there are 2 paragraph after each game returns, then substituting a tab and a paragraph back to just a tab, together running all the rows in each set.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, and if there is anywhere I can learn more about GREP, I would love to learn it.

  Thank you

  Peter

  

  Peter, try this...

  Find:------.<>

  Replace: \t$0

• Search and replace for the color gradients?

  Just discovered new "Find and replace" tool which is very neat. However, I can't make it work with gradients. "Finding" a specific gradient if you replace all the forms with that color with another color United or degraded degraded? (Using Flash CS6; although entry users of old versions of Flash welcome whether applicable...)

  Hi Evilbob0,

  Search and replace for color, supports only solid colors.

  Gradients are not supported (in - Flash Pro CS6 and CC).

  Thank you

  Smriti

• GREP: date/time search and replace

  Hello world

  I frequently import XML files into InDesign. The XML structure always contains the following, among others:

  start date

  start time

  end date

  end time

  For example, it looks like this:

  21.08.2013

  09:00

  25.08.2013

  18:00

  Now, I need to reorder these fields in a single line, like this:

  21.08.2013, 25.08.2013, 09:00-18:00

  I already found a way to do it through GREP, but I need to go one step further:

  If the "start date" and "end date" is the same (for example, both are "21.08.2013"), I would like to move the "end date" in the output. It should look like this:

  21.08.2013, 09:00 - 18:00

  Is it possible to do it through GREP?

  Thanks in advance!

  This will do

  Trevor

  // By Trevor http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1261365?tstart=0
  app.doScript("formatDates ()", ScriptLanguage.javascript, undefined, UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, "GREP: date/time search and replace");
  function formatDates ()
      {
          app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
          app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\\d\\d\r\\d\\d:\\d\\d\r\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\\d\\d\r(?=\\d\\d:\\d\\d\r)";
          var doc = app.activeDocument,
                dateFinds = doc.findGrep(),
                l = dateFinds.length, dates;
          while (l--)
              {
                  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "(\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\\d\\d)";
                  dates = dateFinds[l].findGrep();
                  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "(\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\\d\\d)\r(\\d\\d:\\d\\d)\r(\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\.\\d\\d\\d\\d)\r";
                  if (dates[0].contents == dates[1].contents) app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = "$1 $2 - ";
                  else app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = "$1 $2 - $3 ";
                  dateFinds[l].changeGrep();
              }
      }