Regular Expression>>Matches
[0-9]\.>>1.
Eclipse: Ctrl+F, w/ Regular Expressions
Find {100 in "{100,"asas"}, {200,"asas"}}.." and replace the number 100 with a string "" to get
{"100","asas"}, {"200","asas"}
Find: \{([0-9]+) .. () marks a group
Replace: \{"\1" .. \1 identifies the 1st marked group.. so the number matched is retained when replaced.
Find: ^\(.*\)
Replace: <span id="time_stamp">$0</span>
e.g,:
(10:42:59 AM) ..
<span id="time_stamp">(10:42:49 AM)</span>
Find: (A{2})(B{2})
Replace: $1, $2
e.g,:
AABB ..
AA, BB
(\b[a-z]{4}?:)(\s.*?$)
<span id="name">$1</span><span id="chat">$2</span>
e.g,:
AJ: ahoy!! there!!
<span id="name">AJ:</span><span id="chat"> ahoy!! there!!</span>
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