I found a couple of sites with a lot of newspaper links. For their download I used Opera->links instead of Kmeleon and copied them into Nopepad++. But in this list there are links which I do not need. Most of them are begining with usnpl.com like usnpl.com/addr/aacountyresult.php?countyid=201 and usnpl.com/addr/aaddressresult.php?id=3702 and so on.

I tried to get rid off them. In N++ I tried to replace all this unwanted links starting with usnpl.com/*.* with blank, but I can not. Does anybody know a solution for this? There are to much off them, I do not want to delete them one by one.

An editor that doesnt replace something? Odd...
Can you paste a few of the links as example?

do they all have the same suffix? i'm gurssing it has variables like numbers? i could be tricky to replace with a notepad.. maybe you can try several ways.
siria is right..try to post a section from it..maybe something can be done with autoit to rename the variables..it's appears to be similar to clean redirect

I think you like select and replace by a empty string ("") using a regular expresion.
Read this documentation about Regular Expresions:
Notepad++
SciTE

K-Meleon in Spanish

http://www.usnpl.com/

u s n p l. c o m

Still not solved? Well, I still suspect strongly those *.* replacements are meant for a collection of separate files in a filemanager... Otherwise, wouldn't the second star mean "replace all the rest of the text", meaning the complete text...?

desga's link says:
\> This matches the end of a word using Scintilla's definition of words.
$ This matches the end of a line.

So perhaps something like this?
usnpl.com/*$

Seriously, should I check for altzheimer or where do suddenly the two examples in the first post come from?? *confused*



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 10/13/2009 03:15PM by siria.

Thanx siria. I will try this.

usnpl.com/*$ does not work.

@panzer

In case I got right what you are trying to do, it's an one click deal with Code-Genie:



Should work with other editors as well.

Thanx.

I'm intrigued by this. Do you guys know of any search/replace program like this that works with Shift-JIS (like Japanese) and that supports Regular Expressions?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/06/2010 08:08PM by borderLine.