How to NOT include line numbers prefix in "Find All in Current Document" results?
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How to NOT include line numbers prefix in “Find All in Current Document” results? For example, I have searched file and have this search results:
Search “patch .* : applied” (11 hits in 1 file)
E:\some_file.txt (11 hits)
Line 29: Patch 26760297 : applied on Wed Dec 13 12:27:24 MSK 2017
Line 47: Patch 25575478 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:19:10 MSK 2017
Line 60: Patch 25192566 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:17:50 MSK 2017
Line 74: Patch 25345185 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:16:14 MSK 2017
Line 84: Patch 25360176 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:14:50 MSK 2017
Line 93: Patch 24738130 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:12:12 MSK 2017
Line 104: Patch 23009543 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:53:44 MSK 2016
Line 112: Patch 24407298 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:51:02 MSK 2016
Line 123: Patch 23125779 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:48:58 MSK 2016
Line 134: Patch 22535737 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:48:34 MSK 2016
Line 145: Patch 21473221 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:48:06 MSK 2016I don’t need to see and use "Line xxxx: " data in search results. I need only useful data like this:
Search “patch .* : applied” (11 hits in 1 file)
E:\some_file.txt (11 hits)
Patch 26760297 : applied on Wed Dec 13 12:27:24 MSK 2017
Patch 25575478 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:19:10 MSK 2017
Patch 25192566 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:17:50 MSK 2017
Patch 25345185 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:16:14 MSK 2017
Patch 25360176 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:14:50 MSK 2017
Patch 24738130 : applied on Wed Jun 07 13:12:12 MSK 2017
Patch 23009543 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:53:44 MSK 2016
Patch 24407298 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:51:02 MSK 2016
Patch 23125779 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:48:58 MSK 2016
Patch 22535737 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:48:34 MSK 2016
Patch 21473221 : applied on Mon Dec 26 16:48:06 MSK 2016How to do this? Or when I CTRL+C first search result (with line numbers) and then CTRL+V it on new list can program paste it without line numbers?
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Right click in the whitespace of the Find result panel, choose Select all. Right click again, choose Copy. Perform a paste somewhere and you will find that you have your data without the line number information.
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Wow! It works! But it seems there is different methods of copy-paste search results from search result window to the new list!!! If I will do traditional copy-paste operation with Ctrl-C Ctrl-V I will get pasted information with line numbers. If I will do “Copy” command from context menu and then usual Ctrl-V I will get pasted information without line numbers. So all difference is how to copy information - with keyboard Ctrl-C combination or “Copy” command by right click mouse. Hmmmmm… It’s not clear, but it works. Thank you very much.
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