Just a trimming down of the data currently output to the Find results window. Since there seem to be no easy solutions to this problem, which are INDEPENDENT OF FILE CONTENTS, I’d like to ask what is the best way to make a new feature request to the authors of Notepad++ ?Īdding a check box “Output Filenames Only” to the “Search in Files” tab should take them 15 minutes since it does not require creating a new algorithm or new data. Hold down the Ctrl key and click, simultaneously, on the squared plus +, before the blue string Search Left-Click on the squared minus -, before the blue string Search To expand and get back the complete list : Release the Ctrl key and left-click on the squared plus +, before the blue string Search Hold down the Ctrl key and left-click, simultaneously, on the squared minus -, before the blue string Search To easily see all the pathnames, of the concerned files, at a glance, in the Find result window : SEARCH (?-is)^.+\R|^\x20\x20|\x20\(\d+\x20hits?\)$Įt voilà ! You should obtain all the absolute paths of the files, which matched your original search, one per line -)) Paste the previous selection ( Ctrl + V ) Left-click, anywhere, in the Find result window and execute a Ctrl + C operation, to copy the whole selection to the clipboard ( DO NOT use the built-in Copy option ! ) Right-click, on the Find result window, and choose the Select All option
#NOTEPAD++ REGULAR EXPRESSION HTTP FILES FULL#
So, once you performed your search and got the Full Result contents, just follow these few steps, below :
#NOTEPAD++ REGULAR EXPRESSION HTTP FILES UPDATE#
UPDATE of the regex, on 03/19/18 22h58 (French time zone) => No leading spaces, before each pathnameĪh, Scott, I was, also, unable to find out that bloody post, where I tried to extract the absolute pathnames, only, from the Find result contents -))Īnyway, thinking about it, I’ve found out a simple regex to achieve that goal and I don’t think I could do better, in the past !!
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