With a text:
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
I would like to match all the [ and ] after first ... . (To remove them. Replace them with non/empty char in Notepad++)
I know that:
[\[\]] - matches ALL square brackets(?<=\.\.\.).* - matches only second part of the string (after ...)I cannot join this two operation together.
((?<=\.\.\.).*)[\[\]]+ will create following group:
//test/asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq
When I would rather have groups only with square brackets inside.
Is it even possible to run regex query on matched group?
Goal: Remove all square brackets from all right hand side paths only.
To be:
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/asdmaopifndqpw/asdkjlha/safd/waoqjerpq/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/asdmaopifndqpw/asdkjlha/safd/waoqjerpq/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/asdmaopifndqpw/asdkjlha/safd/waoqjerpq/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
//asdj/[asdmaopifndqpw]/[asdkjlha]/[safd]/[waoqjerpq]/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/... //test/asdj/asdmaopifndqpw/asdkjlha/safd/waoqjerpq/124152/124152-app/1jr-2rj1/...
You may use this regex for matching:
(?:\.{3}|(?!^)\G)[^][]*\K[][]
Replace it with empty string.
RegEx Breakup:
(?:: Start non-capture group
\.{3}.*?: Match 3 dots followed by 0 or more of any character|: OR(?!^)\G: \G asserts position at the end of the previous match or the start of the string for the first match. (?!^) makes sure we start matching from end of the previous match): End non-capture group[^][]*: Match 0 or more of any char that are not [ and ]\K: Reset matched info[][]: Match a [ or ]