Search with wildcards

[Diego Sabah]

Hi all.

I want to search and replace in a text file all the text that starts with <table and ends with </table>.

Can someone help me how to do it using regular expressions in notepad ++?

Thank you!!

D.

[Alan Kilborn]

@Diego-Sabah

I’d certainly give this a go as a first shot:

Find (?s)<table>.*?</table>
Replace wtf_knows
Search mode: Reg. expression

[Diego Sabah]

Hello Alan Kilborn that exprecion worked impeccable !!! Thank you very very much!!

I need help with another expression more please.
I want to find and replace all the text that starts with <img have in the middle youtube.com and end with >

Can someone help me how to do it using regular expressions in notepad ++?

[Meta Chuh]

@Diego-Sabah

I need help with another expression more please.

i could literarily smell this coming 😂

find what: <img(.*?)youtube.com(.*?)>
replace with: wtf_knows

best regards

[Diego Sabah]

Hello @Alan-Kilborn that exprecion worked impeccable !!! Thank you very very much!!

I need help with another expression please.
I want to find and replace all the text that starts with <img have in the middle youtube.com and end with >

Can someone help me how to do it using regular expressions in notepad ++?

[Meta Chuh]

@Diego-Sabah

I need help with another expression more please.

i could literarily smell this coming 😂

find what: <img(.*?)youtube.com(.*?)>
replace with: wtf_dejavu

best regards

[Diego Sabah]

Hi @Meta-Chuh said:

<img(.?)youtube.com(.?)>

THANK YOU for your quick response Meta Chuh.

Your solution works for me for some cases, but for other cases it does not.

It does not work for the cases I have two images together. The first of the domain google.com and the second of the searched domain (in this case youtube.com)

Example :
<img src = "http: //www.google.com/imagenes/123.jpg ">
<img src = “http: //www.youtube.com/imagenes/456.jpg”>

I want to select only:
<img src = “http: //www.youtube.com/imagenes/456.jpg”>

But in practice, notepad selects :

<img alt = src = "http: //www.google.com/imagenes/123.jpg ">
<img alt = src = "http: //www.youtube.com/imagenes/456.jpg ">

I appreciate your support

From already thank you very much!!

[Meta Chuh]

@Diego-Sabah

please disable . matches newline at the search mode settings.

[Diego Sabah]

@Meta-Chuh

It works like a charm. You’re a genius!!!

[Diego Sabah]

Dear @Meta-Chuh , I hope that you are very well.

The solution you gave me worked for most of the cases.

However some of the images that I have are in the text like this:

<img alt=“”
src=“http://www.mysite.com/imagenes/image.jpg”>

and the above solution does not work.
Any other idea?

Best regards!!

[Meta Chuh]

@Diego-Sabah

find what: <img alt(.*?)("|"\r\n|"\n)(.*?)mysite.com(.*?)$
replace with: your_content

note: keep . matches newline disabled at the search mode settings, to avoid multi line matches.

best regards.