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Hi MRainey, inverting the operation makes things much faster: Just searching for zwo successive timestamps and removing the first one (without looking for a message line at all) performs even better, because each replace halves the number of hits... I'm using now Search with Unix Regex: "^[A-Z] [[]....

Hello MRainey, (sorry for the late response - I've been skiing for some days) :D Your pattern helps to reduce the work from days to hours - it removes the first of two successive timestamp lines. I've shortened the pattern a little: Search with Unix Regex: ^M [[].+\p(M [[].+\pM [[].+\p) Replace All:...

Hello Ed, thank you for the fast answer. Unfortunately, this didn't do the trick - UE still selects more than one line with "\p". The example code above is a real excerpt from the log file, and it shows the problem when you cut&paste it into an empty edit buffer. There should be no match spanning th...

Hi forum, I have a logfile with time stamps and messages in between: M [Thr 5580] Thu Jan 05 05:46:46 2006 M [Thr 4548] Thu Jan 05 05:46:46 2006 M [Thr 3464] Thu Jan 05 05:46:46 2006 M [Thr 3464] message1 M [Thr 3464] Thu Jan 05 05:47:46 2006 M [Thr 3464] message2 M [Thr 3464] Thu Jan 05 05:48:46 20...