I am really a regex noob having only used them a few times in PHP, Perl and Apache modrewrite so this was all new to me. The problem came when I wanted to do the replacement. It turned out like this: (0-9+), This regex found everything just fine. The ^ indicates the start of a line, the is a character class to match either # or, and. I drafted a regular expression that would find only what I was looking for.
Leave the “Replace with” field blank to replace with nothing. To clear all comments from a file, try a find and replace: ^.* Packet send out to 005056850002 through ethernet1/1.3 Clear all Comments from all lines I’ll update this one as I find other useful examples. Originally Answered: What is wrong with the listed regex expression for use with an ip address First, you should prefer \d over 0-9 when matching digits, because it's more concise and makes your program more robust in case the IANA defines new digits.
Just a notepad++ regex example for searching netscreen debug traces to start.
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