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I have many lines in my .csv file that have have characters like the following
@@ -135,7 +151,6 @@
that I would like to delete along with the line it is on too. I thought this would work
\@.*\@$
but this regex is only select just the characters and that is it. How would I adjust this to select the characters and the line too?
If there are whitespaces after the last @, it will fail. So compensate for that,
I’m wondering what the
.after*is for. Try if this works.Try it without $ as it may check for the end of the document. Also expected a newline after the last @.