![]() This puts the starting point for the following search at (what appears to Notepad to be) the start of a line. ![]() This part is inaccurate it starts searching again at the point right after the replacement text (nothing in this case) is inserted.Ī key part of both the OP's posting and 's complaint scenario is the ^ at the start of the regex, and that the replacement of a hit is "nothing". :-)īut then starts again at the beginning of the document ![]() Plugins : mimeTools.dll NppConverter.dll 's comment doesn't really add any new information, aside from the fact that he would like it addressed. Path : D:\Users\kyleba\Desktop\VanillaNotepad \notepad .exe I can see how recursively replacing could be handy, but in most text editors and regex searches, this is not the default and the accepted behavior is to only iterate once. I would expect Replace All, to replace all matches in the document as it exists before replacement only. Replace All removes all the leading garbage, but then starts again at the beginning of the document and removes item1, then it starts again and removes item2, leaving only item 3. Using a regular expression "^.*?," I get the following output. ![]() Suppose I want to remove all text prior to the comma separated list (where Item1 could be anything). Foo, item1, item2, bar, item1, item2, item3 ![]()
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