Note : This regex matches any entire line, containing the string WordA In the Find what: box, type the regex ^.*WordA.*\R Open the Mark dialog with the menu option Search > Mark… I suppose we are searching for the string WordA and for each line following this one : If so, here is, below, a possible method. A third way to accomplish the same is using the Text FX Remove Blank Lines option in one of the Text FX submenu's, I guess it's Edit.īy the way, you could do this in one pass using Text Crawler.Hello, suppose that you want every second line, following the line which matches, in the Find Result panel, for copying in an other file. Or, like you have found to be working, use the Extended mode in the Ctrl+H regular Replace dialog. In Ctrl+R Text FX Find/Replace dialog press Ctrl+Enter twice in the Find field and only once in the Replace field and replace all. You can do this in non-regular expression mode. The next step is to remove all empty lines. You can do this by using the \s+$ regular expression or by the macro "save and trim trailing spaces". I don't know why you would want to have lines ending with white space characters anyway. You could first remove all (trailing) white space, either on blank-only lines, or on every single line. Use \s+, requiring at least one space character. \s* also match no space character at all, which makes an empty line match, but in order to replace the search engine requires "something" to replace. I think a two-pass strategy is the way to go here: first remove all blank characters, then remove all blank lines.
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