Reputation: 1031
I'm trying to clean up an long CSV file using SublimeText instead of Excel.
I've created a RegExp which use some greedy expression like
^.somehting.com.au.$
The search pattern works fine, but when it comes to the replacing everything with a blank string, Sublime return an error in the bottom bar I can barely read as it immediately disappears without anything happening. I do suspect it's an error, and I have read something "too generic" rule or something.
Any help?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 721
Reputation: 1031
Ok, Sublime Text use a particular syntax for Reg Expr that slightly differs from the one used in coding. In my specific circumstance, to find a domain in a string using a greedy expression including the carriage return (useful to clean a huge amount of rubbish in an SEO backlinks spreadsheet) I ended up using the following.
.*://leaderlive.co.uk/.*\n
Dots doesn't require escaping ... no need to add the end of string ^$ ... it simply works and I didn't spend time investigating the reasons.
Upvotes: 1