Hello anass-chawki, and All,
Quite easy with regexes ! So :
Open the Replace dialog ( Ctrl + H )
SEARCH (?-is)^.+\R.*/movie/.*\R
REPLACE Leave EMPTY
Tick the Wrap around option
Select the Regular expression search mode
Click once, on the Replace All button
Et voilà !
Remarks :
If you’re looking for the word movie, in any case ( for instance /MOVIE/ or /MoviE/ ), change the first part of the regex (?-is) with the syntax (?i-s)
On the other hand, if you want to delete the line containing /movie/ and a true empty line, above, use the syntax below :
SEARCH (?-is)^.*\R.*/movie/.*\R
Notes :
First, the in-line modifiers (?-is) :
Forces the search to be processed in a non-insensitive way
Forces to regex engine to interpret any dot ( . ) as representing a single standard character, NOT EOL character(s)
Then, the part ^.+\R looks for a complete non-empty line, with its EOL characters
Finally, the part .*/movie/.*\R searches any range, even null, of standard chars .*, followed with the string /movie/, with that exact case, and finally followed with an other range, even null, of standard chars .* and ended with its EOL chars \R
This selection of complete two lines is, then, deleted, due to the Empty replacement zone
Best Regards,
guy038
