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    • Dafuq XerathD Offline
      Dafuq Xerath
      last edited by Dafuq Xerath

      Hey =)
      i have a big list of clan members, everything is like:

      CLANNAME:NICKNAME:EMAIL@EMAIL221.COM:DATE:YES/NO
      CLANNAME:NICKNAME:EMAIL@EMAIL233.COM:DATE:YES/NO
      CLANNAME:NICKNAME:EMAIL@EMAIL334.COM:DATE:YES/NO
      CLANNAME:NICKNAME:EMAIL@EMAIL554.COM:DATE:YES/NO

      I just want now to remove the “@Email.com” part in the whole list. From @ to the next : can anything be deleted. Problem is, there are many different email providers, so i cant just replace every one :-/. But i need the Email Name to generate a tournament Email just not the “@EmailProvider.com”
      Help would be amazing.

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      • abelfourierA Offline
        abelfourier
        last edited by abelfourier

        @(?:[^.]+)\.COM #case insensitive

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        • guy038G Offline
          guy038
          last edited by

          Hello, Dafug Xerath,

          Just to show that several regexes can achieve the same S/R, here is a second solution :

          • Open your file in Notepad++

          • Open the Replace dialog ( CTRL + H )

          • In the Find what: field, type in @(?:.+?)(?=:)

          • Leave the Replace with: EMPTY

          • Select the Regular expression search mode

          • Finally, click on the Replace All button

          Et voilà !

          NOTES :

          • This regex looks, first, for the literal character @.

          • At the end of the regex, the part (?=:), called a look-ahead, is a condition, that means that the overall match must be followed by a literal colon :.

          • So, the inner middle part, .+?, tries to match the shortest range of any character between the @ character, included and the : character, excluded.

          • The symbol + is a quantifier that means a maximum of characters, from 1 to n and the symbol ?, after the quantifier +, forces the regex engine to select the minimum range of any character, between the limits @ and :

          • As this range of characters is included in the syntax (?: .... ), this means that the range, of each line, will NOT be stored for later use, either in the Find or Replace regexes.

          • Finally, as the Replace dialog is empty, this range is just deleted, from each line !


          Beware : if you prefer to use the abelfourier’s search regex, the correct regex is, obviously :

          @(?:[^.]+)\.COM

          You’ll have to uncheck the Match case option

          Best Regards,

          guy038

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