Adding text from string
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Hello there, I would like to know if is possible from ReportItem line select only the pluginName value without " " and then
<ReportItem port="111" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="11111" pluginName="RPC Services Enumeration" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date>
add this whole line value after the plugin_modification_date: <plugin_name>value selected from above and inserted here</plugin_name>
<ReportItem port="111" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="11111" pluginName="RPC Services Enumeration" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> <plugin_name>RPC Services Enumeration</plugin_name>
This became a nightmare coz there´s no <plugin_name> item and then the code breaks.
Really appreciate for the attention.
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Hello, @francesco-ferrari and All,
No problem with regexes !. So let’s imagine the following INPUT text :
<ReportItem port="111" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="11111" pluginName="RPC Services Enumeration" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> ..... ..... ..... </ReportItem> <ReportItem port="222" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="22222" pluginName="A funny Name" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> ..... ..... ..... </ReportItem> <ReportItem port="333" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="33333" pluginName="XXXXX yyyyy ZZZZZ" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> ..... ..... ..... </ReportItem>
Then :
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Open the Replace dialog (
Ctrl + H
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SEARCH
(?-is)<ReportItem\x20.+?pluginName="(.+?)"(?s).+?</plugin_modification_date>\R
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REPLACE
$0<plugin_name>\1</plugin_name>\r\n
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Tick the
Wrap around
option, ONLY -
Select the
Regular expression
search mode -
Click on the
Replace All
button
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You should get the expected OUTPUT text, below :
<ReportItem port="111" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="11111" pluginName="RPC Services Enumeration" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> <plugin_name>RPC Services Enumeration</plugin_name> ..... ..... ..... </ReportItem> <ReportItem port="222" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="22222" pluginName="A funny Name" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> <plugin_name>A funny Name</plugin_name> ..... ..... ..... </ReportItem> <ReportItem port="333" svc_name="rpc-portmapper" protocol="tcp" severity="0" pluginID="33333" pluginName="XXXXX yyyyy ZZZZZ" pluginFamily="Service detection"> <description>test</description> <plugin_modification_date>2011/05/24</plugin_modification_date> <plugin_name>XXXXX yyyyy ZZZZZ</plugin_name> ..... ..... ..... </ReportItem>
Note that I suppose that the string
</plugin_modification_date>
always ends the current lineBest Regards,
guy038
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@guy038 said in Adding text from string:
$0<plugin_name>\1</plugin_name>\r\n
WOW!!! You are just the best!!! :))))
It worked first atemption!!!
Thank you very much for your help!!!
Best regards
Franthesco