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A quick manual solution is to simply search for the string of interest and check the advanced search option List Lines Containing String before executing the search. Then press button Clipboard to copy the lines of interest to the clipboard and close the dialog. Open a new file with Ctrl+N or selec...

I know how to use the Find/Replace with %*string*^p to find or replace entire lines (replace with ""), but how would I go about removing every line that doesn't contain a certain string? I'm trying to parse through multiple chat logs and only keep the lines with a very particular system message.

Back again. Right now the script is creating a new document and pasting the formated code into it. Is there a way to just get all of the variables from the current document, select all, delete, and then paste the formatted script back into the original file? What I'm currently using is this: UltraEd...

Wanted to thank you for all your help. I'll be honest, a lot of what you've given me is way over my head, but it's working exactly as I hoped it would. I hope it was easier for you to do than it looks to me :)

:o I'm still trying to figure out what you did (zero familiarity with Perl regexp, so that bit looks like magic to me), but it's working perfectly. Thanks a ton. One more small thing. Is there a way to look at the variableValue for any decimals that don't have a 0 in front of them? For example, I mi...

I'm very new to scripting, but what I'm hoping to be able to do seems very straightforward...I just have no idea how to start. We have thousands upon thousands of script files that we use to define particle emitters. These don't follow any logical formatting, but I'd like to rectify that through a s...