Find and Replace
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@peterjones said in Find and Replace:
you might want to change to [^,\r\n]* for this token to avoid grabbing newlines as well
Not sure what the issue is. For this file type the template and header rows do not end with a comma. The first field doesn’t start with a comma but that seems to be ok as it sees it correctly as a tag and stops at the first comma. So far, these rows also always end with a comma.
If two lines where like this and did not end in a comma and ended with a tag:
DFO_129,S9_Filters,Default,XV_195401,DFO_129 CD_132,S9_Filters,Default,XV_195401,CD_132
I could maybe endup with this?
DFO_129CD_132
I think I’m ok, it seems to work and all the rows with tags end with a comma and if they did not the result would jump out at me, maybe.
Is there any easy way to stop at the comma but not include it? Seen some examples using Find and Replace to remove an end character but not just in the find expression for marking.