![]() ![]() ![]() It cannot match the EOL chars of line MNO as, in that case the $ assertion would not be verified. Use your regex in Mark tab (just check the Bookmark line option) and after clicking Mark All, click Search -> Boomark -> Inverse Bookmark. Note that I asked myself the same question -) You could say “But, WHY it does not select the EOL chars of line MNO and, also, the string PQR right before a colon char ?”. ANSWER: While cleaning up a logfile of dispensable parts, I had trouble using non-greedy regular expression with Replace All and an empty Replace with. This explains why your regex selects all the zone :GHI.MNO. I do not know what you mean by how to I apply these markings. I assume your quotation mark question is completely unrelated to your merge question. Second, use the group substitutions 12 without the \r between. ![]() Then, the part * for the greatest range, possibly null, of characters all different from a colon, including EOL charsīut ONLY IF that range ends the current line, because of the $ assertion If you want to join lines in a regex: first, grab two (or more) groups with \r in between. So assuming your sample text : ABC:DEF:GHIįirst, the part : searches for a literal colon char As said, the simple negative class will match absolutely any character which is different from a colon symbol :, including possible EOL characters as \n and \r ! ![]()
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