Of course, I assume that each section is separated by, at least, one pure empty line :)Īn other solution which does not depend on the number of lines of a section would be : I hope I am able to clarify my question this time.
#What is the equal version of notepad on mac how to
I was trying this regex to get \d, and it selects all 10 digits, but I am not sure how to use it in multiline format.
I can filter this and limit the characters, and it’s fine as make the final output as 1234567891|333|111|22. If you don’t like the leading |, then after you’ve done that earlier replacement, search for FIND= ^\|, REPLACE=empty, Peter & everyone for replying. To get the simple version, without any guesses or randomly ignoring certain numbers, and without any reordering, you should just search for all stretches of one or more non-digit characters, and convert to a |.įor example, FIND= + or \D+ (both mean the same thing), REPLACE= |, MODE=RegularExpression, will turn your first example into 1234567891|111|22|111|22|333|456|01010|8888899999, your second example into |1234567891|333|111|22|456|2|456|01010|8888899999, and your third example into |1234567891|333|111|22. And you also seem to prefer a certain order, without explaining how to change the original order into the desired order. Your first example has the numbers 1234567891, 111, 22, 111, 22, 333, 456, 01010, 8888899999 … but your first example output line shows 1234567891|111|22|333, so you seemingly randomly ignore certain numbers in your document without explaining how you’re supposed to tell which numbers to keep and which to skip.
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