I've got a file filled with a bunch of variable declarations looking like this:
//comment line
STR_first_string = "This is the first message to be shown.";
STR_another_message = "Second message here";
STR_string_message_three = "And the third one.";
STR_notification_number_four = "Bla bla yadder yadder";
//another comment line
...
Don't mind the inconsequent naming. It's just to show that the variable names are all different, except for the beginning STR_
.
Now, I want to add something to every single line of the file, so that it looks like this:
//comment line
STR_first_string = "This is the first message to be shown."; publicVariable "STR_first_string";
STR_another_message = "Second message here"; publicVariable "STR_another_message";
STR_string_message_three = "And the third one."; publicVariable "STR_string_message_three";
STR_notification_number_four = "Bla bla yadder yadder"; publicVariable "STR_notification_number_four";
//another comment line
...
I informed myself about how to use RegEx in Notepad++. Basically, I intended to replace the terminating ;
with publicVariable "
and then some fancy regex expression. But I haven't found something matching this particular problem. I'd be really happy if someone could help!
Regards, Stacky
You can try replacing
((STR_\S+)\s*=\s*"([^"]|\\")*";)
with
\1 publicVariable "\2";
\1
will represent part matched by entire regex and \2
represents part matched by (STR_\S+)
.