Dec 28, 2009 at 8:23pm UTC
I have this for example:
aosidfjoiwaejfoiwejfoiweasdfasdfasdfsafsad<LastName>poop</LastName><FirstName>mike
</FirstName><SSN>382717283</SSN><SSNNA>0</SSNNA> erfergergergergergre4g4g98h89h9h98h98h
jfoiwejfoiisojf209fj9023fj903jf9023jf90asdfsdfasdfsdfsdfsdfsda34g34g34g34g34g34g34gg4g4
2309fj2093jf2093jf0923f90k90rk23902390jt902jt902t90j209tj290tjj34g34g34g34g34g34g34g434
2342342398h823hf98h3298f<LastName>Doe</LastName><FirstName>John</FirstName><SSN>123456767</SSN><SSNNA>0</SSNNA> 4g34g34g34g34g34g334gegergeg34g34grg3g43g34g34g34g34g34g34g34g34g
w8ehf029f9023f9023jf0923jf0923jf0923jf0923jf902j90fj2390fj23f3sdf34g34g34g34tg34g34g34g
I need to keep the random numbers and letters, and get rid of the identification strings. When I use notepad++ I search using this command:
<LastName>[a-z]*</LastName><FirstName>[a-z]*</FirstName><SSN>[1-9]*</SSN><SSNNA>0</SSNNA>
It only finds the string on one line, it won't find the first string because it wraps to the next line. How do I find the wrapped string? I have wrap text checked. Thank you.
Last edited on Dec 28, 2009 at 9:38pm UTC
Dec 28, 2009 at 9:36pm UTC
Do you want to find that on Notepad++ or with C++?
Dec 28, 2009 at 9:38pm UTC
Notepad++, I can find it but only when its on a single line.
Dec 28, 2009 at 10:44pm UTC
welp i figured it out, I had spaces and I had to join the lines together using the edit feature.