append text to some lines only

[namx3249]

hi great community,

i need to append text to some lines only. this is an example of my document:

#EXT2836,
https://blabla
#EXT392,
https://blgahsa
#EXT9161,
https://agglo

i need to append text to https line only, like this one:

#EXT2836,
https://blabla66666
#EXT392,
https://blgahsa66666
#EXT9161,
https://agglo66666

i know how to append text to all lines with:
find: $
replace: 66666

but this regex append text to all lines. i need to append text only to https lines

so, i need help on replace field:
find: (?-s)https://.*
replace: 66666 (need help here)

[litos81]

Hi @namx3249,

a simple way I can think of:
Find: ^https.*\K
Replace with: 66666

\K resets the starting point of the reported match, then you can just type the appended text in the Replace field.

The setting . matches newline in the Replace dialog is unchecked.

[namx3249]

oh yes, work fine. thank you

this option \K it’s really new for me. thanks again for your tip

[Alan Kilborn]

@namx3249

Note that \K is only going to work if you’re doing a Replace All.
It won’t work with a step-by-step Replace.

[namx3249]

yes Alan, i’ve see that !