Under Search Mode: choose Regular expression and then check the matches newline checkbox. Is this the best way to do this? Most likely not, but it does get the job done and I did not see it documented elsewhere. In Notepad++ press Ctr+H to open the Find and Replace window. Marks all lines that do not contain string blahblah Removes all characters before string blahblah from the beginning of the line (in lines that contain the blahblah string). Removes all characters after string blahblah to the end of the line (in lines that contain the blahblah string). There is an explanation for this: (?<=blahblah)(.+) Notepad is a program that can be used to find and replace text using Regex. You can then use any valid regular expression in the Find what and Replace with fields.
To do so, select the Regular expression option in the Search mode area. If you would like to remove everything except 5 digit numbers, you could do this: (?<=).)*$ In Notepad++, you can use regular expressions in the Find and Replace dialog box. Voila, you should have only the blahblah text left. Make sure that you also select the "Regular expression" radio button at the bottom of the Replace window. In the “Find what” field enter this: (?<=blahblah)(.+)|(.+)(?=blahblah)|^((?!blahblah).)*$ĭo not enter anything in the "Replace with" field if you want to remove everything except blahblah Let’s say you have a bunch of text and you want Notepad++ to replace (select) all of the text except the string blahblah. I know for a fact that it does not work with some other regular expression implementations. I could not really find the full expression anywhere so here it is.
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