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Notepad++ regex not greedy
Notepad++ regex not greedy










I’m not understanding the difference between “the boundary just before the newline” and “end of line.” I do agree that the anchor does not consume the EOL character(s), so I think we’re talking about the same thing. Settings:FromVhEpicMultiToProvationRouter VHINT.FromEpic502ToProvationSIUAddProcDTL VHINT.FromVhEpicMultiToProvationRoutingRule Settings:FromVhEpicMultiToProvationRouter.ptd The source file looks like this prior to search/replace: Unfortunately, it appears to be matching (and therefore removing) blank lines, and lines that do not match the pattern at all with the exception of the very first line (it does successfully remove the extensions, though!). The pattern should match only on a period followed by one or more characters that are not a period, up to the end of each line. The regex search pattern I’m using is “\.+$” (without the quotes, of course), and the replacement text box is empty.

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I’m attempting to use a regex that should match the 3-character extension in a list of filenames in a search/replace intended to strip them off. Hello, first time poster so I’m hoping this is the right place to post what appears to be a bug.












Notepad++ regex not greedy