Wondering if anyone has a suggestion on what regular expression text editor to use? I have been using only notepad so far, bu need some more sophisticated app to analyze logs etc.. Basically i need to be able to say "delete all lines containing this pattern" or everything but..
I heard of vim but i think it is for unix mostly (heard that ported to windows as well).
Any other suggestions?
BTW, i need a freeware tool ;)
Thanks!
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Wondering if anyone has a suggestion on what regular expression text editor to use? I have been using only notepad so far, bu need some more sophisticated app to analyze logs etc.. Basically i need to be able to say "delete all lines containing this pattern" or everything but..
I heard of vim but i think it is for unix mostly (heard that ported to windows as well).
Any other suggestions?
BTW, i need a freeware tool ;)
Thanks!
vim (or gvim) had its origins in Unix but it does fine on a windows box:
http://www.vim.org
kind regards,
Jos
thanks Jos,
installed gwim..
I am really a newbie in this kind of scripting, but as far as i can see, i need to write a script (.vim) and run the script when i load my log file.
I want to remove the lines containing this phrase for example "FromOS"
Can someone please help me on how to work this out?
thanks Jos,
installed gwim..
I am really a newbie in this kind of scripting, but as far as i can see, i need to write a script (.vim) and run the script when i load my log file.
I want to remove the lines containing this phrase for example "FromOS"
Can someone please help me on how to work this out?
You can do it like this in vim:
(skip the leading line #1)
kind regards,
Jos
You can do it like this in vim:
(skip the leading line #1)
kind regards,
Jos
thanks Jos, i had do it like this
i would really appreciate if you could assist me with this a bit further. I wonder how can i delete every other line, but the lines containing "FromOS"?
thanks!!
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