Can I apply a regex to file filter on Notepad++?
2014-07
I have a folder full of xml files, and I want to search through them for a particular ID.
However, I only want to search the files that are of the format hello_apple_01.xml, hello_apple_02.xml... and not hello_banana_01.xml.
Is it possible to do this?
I have a file full of lines like this:
<td>123.456</td>
that I want to convert to:
<td class="num">123.456</td>
I tried using the advanced find/replace (with regular expressions enabled):
find: <td>([0-9\.]+)</td>
replace: <td class="num">\1</td>
I can find my td elements fine, but somehow replace gets me an empty TD:
<td class="num"></td>
What am I doing wrong?
I've not used Notepad++ myself all that much, but you might check to make sure \1 is the correct... syntax? to use. For example, Dreamweaver uses %1 instead.
It looks like it's a bug with Notepad++ or one if its plugins.
Switching the language from HTML to normal text fixed this for me.
This doesn't look like a bug to me. I know this post is a few months old, but humor me.
In your find line: find: ([0-9.]+)
It looks like you only told the engine to find one numeral before the period repeated one or more times. Shouldn't your regex look more like this.
find: ([0-9]+.[0-9]+)
Correct me if I'm wrong.