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The UltraEdit text editor includes a Perl and Unix compatible regular expression engine for searching.
I want to be able to match a string line this:
<branch id='attribute'> <leaf id='attribute'/> <leaf id='attribute'/> <leaf id='attribute'/> </branch> With something like this:
/<branch id='attribute'>.*</branch>/gis Is there a way to accomplish this using UltraEdit?
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If you have Perl regular expressions selected, you can do something like:
where \s is any whitespace character, including newline and return and \S is any other character. Note that this is greedy by default, so if you have the following string:
then the one regular expression will find the ENTIRE string as one match. If you don’t want to do this, then add
?as follows:As you can see from the answers, there are many ways to accomplish this in UltraEdit!
NOTE: Tested with UltraEdit 14.20.