I have to search very large files for a great hundreds of terms using Select Lines Matching. Is there a simple way, over than what I describe below, to do...
Hi Jerry, You can automate this by loading a file full of command line parameters using the /Z= parameter, and you can also script this from within VBScript or...
Hi Eugene, Can you please provide some example text? I am not sure what you mean, or if it's possible. Regards, Simon ... matching...." ... ===== Regards, ...
Hi there, Use a pattern match to re-arrange the text within a line, by grouping each expression in brackets, then re-arrange the output expressions when you...
Hello Simon, Here goes example text (pretty large amount of data :-) ... QU 5OUDT . ** 1\15\FA-MOQLLA\IN-000000\NC-4\LC-29SEP00/1308 2 ...
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I am trying to remove the following from EACH line of a text file.... (archive) (archive2) ("archive") I am ending up either removing a single paren or...
Hello Simon, How to use "Select lines matching" with "Output count of matches" option on, if I want to keep original data ? Example: ...
NTT International Tou...
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Hi Eugene, That looks like a piece of consulting work rather than a support issue. We do offer consulting services, if you are interested can you please visit...
Hi John, You've fallen victim to greedy matching, try this pattern instead: \([^)]+\) Regards, Simon ... following from EACH line of a text file.... ... ===== ...
Hi Eugene, Yes, there is a way to do this, using a Select Lines filter and 2 VBScripts. The first VBScript is inside the Select Lines filter, counting matches....
Hello I try to resolve data from Netscape history files.
I replaced http:// with /r/nhttp:// and removed binary characters and lines= that didnīt contain...
Hello, got a little problem reading Netscape fistory files.
I replaced http:// with /r/nhttp:// and removed binary code.
Then I remove lines not containing...
Hi Hermann, What are you trying to do? What is the format of Netscape history files? Regards, Simon ... ===== Regards, Simon Carter, Crystal Software,...
I am trying to do the following....
INPUT:
Archive One Basement
Daytime Archive First Floor
Afternoon Archive Empty
NEEDED OUTPUT:
Archive One Basement...
Hello Simon, itīs the "history.dat" file, a binary file. Date and Time seem to be decoded, URL are clear. But I must admit I donīt know really the format of...
TextPipe 5.6.3 has been released. Below is a list of new features, and following that is purchase, upgrade and download information. ** When you purchase...
Hello Does anybody know of any html character set conversion tables (Decimal) to use with textpipe? I am trying to replace certain codes mainly (microsoft word...
Several resources here. http://www.bbsinc.com/iso8859.html You'll probably have to use textpipe to create the search and replaces themselves for you. In other...
Hi Michelle, The easiest way to do this is with a 'select lines NOT matching', with text of: ^......(80 dots)......+$ This will match all lines without 80 or...
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Try a simple Visual Basic program with a '1 to 5' counter so that every fifth line has a unique character written, then reprocess with TextPipe. ... From:...
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That's so simple... 1. Add line numbering beginning from 2 with increment 2 %5.5d 2. Select lines matching RegExp ^....0 3. Remove 5 left columns That's it. :)...
Hi Sarpajian, There is a demo of this in the vbscript\sub filter demo.fll file. It demonstrates using a subfilter to select all even numbered lines, and is ...
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Is it possible to use TextPipe to convert Mac SIT or HQX files to a PC equivalent using the demo version of the program? If so what filters are appropriate? ...