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Thanks, Bego!

I have a CSV file: 12, "RunEngine1.exe test1.xml >> output.txt" 15, "RunEngine3.exe MyInput.xml /opt >> output.txt" I have a template file: SetupTest.exe /name=%1 %2 Record %1 cleanup.exe From the above, I want 2 output files "test12.cmd" and "test15.t" that look like: SetupTest.exe /name=12 RunEngi...

I've got a template file and CSV file of values. I need to generate a set of files that fill the data into the template. Is this something I can do using UE, or do you have any other tool recommendations? It's essentially a "mail merge" to generate .cmd script files... Thanks!

(Note to self: Google search before asking questions, silly!) I am still very interested in any recommendations you have, but I was able to come up with: http://www.regular-expressions.info and linked tools: * PowerGREP * RegExBuddy * EditPadPro I'll give those a look

:) That explains it. I love UltraEdit and have gotten quite addicted to it, but is there another companion tool you might recommend that does a super job at RegEx manipulation of text files? All the editors I know are like UE and do the basic easier RegEx but avoid the complex and harder implementat...

Thanks, Mofi! That will save me further beating of my head against the wall. I can explore other options instead: replace word with unique char, or macros. Since at the moment I just want to delete the irrelevant lines, I know I can get these alternates working. I just thought I was missing some obv...

I am trying to match full lines without a word (say, XYZZY in the example below) but am having trouble. (And I saw how to match lines without specific characters in other threads, but couldn't extend it to full words.) Using ^.*XYZZY.*$ I can match lines with the word (lines 1 & 3) but I am having t...

An OR search for (Tom|Bob) works, but a search for more than two items like (Tom|Jack|Bob) never finds Jack, only Tom and Bob. Is this a normal quirk of RegEx's or is this something that should be working? Fred Tom Jack Bob Frank Fred Jack Bob Frank Fred Tom Jack Bob Frank Fred Tom Jack Frank Fred T...

I've noticed that if you have a word in parenthesis inside a C-style block comment that fits the function string rules it shows up in the function list. So, this comment will show the functions 'text and 'Linux': /* This is a block comment. Everything inside the comment delimiters should not be incl...