Try using a regular expression like this..

http://carpii.homeip.net/skitch/Find-20160207-132857.png

The expression is ^.*::.*$



On 7 February 2016 at 13:20, J Galt <jgaltusa@gmail.com> wrote:
Can someone please tell me how this could be done?


I am having trouble using the "find and replace" command to covert this:

PRODUCTS 2::id
DOCUMENTS::id 
PRODUCTS 2::note 
PRODUCTS 2::prnt_bleed_lr 
PRODUCTS 2::prnt_bleed_tb 
PRODUCTS 2::prnt_gutter_width 
PRODUCTS 2::prnt_material_width 
PRODUCTS 2::prnt_max_printable_height 
PRODUCTS 2::prnt_max_printable_width 

to this:

getValue( PRODUCTS 2::id ; 1) ;
getValue( DOCUMENTS::id ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::note ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::prnt_bleed_lr ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::prnt_bleed_tb ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::prnt_gutter_width ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::prnt_material_width ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::prnt_max_printable_height ; 1) ;
getValue( PRODUCTS 2::prnt_max_printable_width ; 1) ;


I thought that I could simply:

  • find: \r
  • replace with:  ; 1) ; \r getValue( 

This does not work. :(




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