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C:\Documents and Settings\NetworkService\Application Data\Microsoft\Credentials\Local Links.txt which have links pointing to several documents like D:\Programs\GridinSoft Notepad\license.txt among other guidance text or simply D:\Thread or D:\Documents\ (some have trailing "\", some do not...

help.

highend wrote:The regex itself doesn't need to be modified to accomplish that...

You just have to change the replacement from $2 to $1$2$3...

solved, thanks much.

the matches were making the results to disappear instead of preserving them for further report.

highend wrote:

i've tried hard

And what did you try exactly?

is there a way to preserve all respective brackets?

Elaborate more...

the attempts we made messing up the regex.

i need to have

[text1]
(text2)
{text3}
<text4>

instead of

text1
text2
text3
text4

how could xyplorer read a file and extract

a. all web links contained?

b. all local paths, files only?

b1. local paths, folders only?

thanks much highend.

i've tried hard but can't let it work: is there a way to preserve all respective brackets?

a script command version of it actually.

how do i extract info contained on

{...}
[...]
(...)
/*...*/
and <...>

using regex?

i mean: everything that's not between and of course including brackets must go.

sorry but i have to bump on this as holidays are coming and i would use this little enhancement a lot.

get simple text files and launch them using xyplorer: on two files selected only one of them will be opened twice while the other wont be touched.

select those guys again under WE and press enter: the two files will be opened as expected.

i see the folder is created but no rich copy at all happens then.

any reason for it refusing to launch current token, picking up the last selected, focused instead?

steps to repro: 1. have two folders with same named files on pane 2. 2. on pane 1, inactive, have a target folder. 3. run this script: $path = get("path", i); $list = folderreport("files", "r", "", "r", , "|"); moveas "*.?", "...

admin: great! FluxTorpedoe: i already had an script solution. i guess that xyplorer function will perform faster and that's a second reason why i ask this. the first one: 'move up' should only be understood as... move selected files one level up reagrdless where it as called from, not turning sooner...