gordom,a macro can do the job , have a look at the standard LibreOffice macro's you find in every document)
you can also tranfer the text to a spreadsheet and use formula like if(left(cellstring,3) = 'set:');'nothing', cellstring)
then recopy to spreadsheet to a writerdoc and replace 'nothing' hope it helps Fernand
W dniu 2013-01-08 21:17, Nino Novak pisze:Am 08.01.2013 21:11, schrieb gordom:W dniu 2013-01-08 20:20, Mirosław Zalewski pisze:Since LibreOffice regex engine is crippled and don't support lookaheads, the short answer is: no, you can't do that.That's a pity.but only if it's really true ;-)BUT do lines you want to delete happen to fall into some common pattern? In your sample (which may or may not be representative for entire text) they does. In fact you want to delete all lines that start with number followed by letter. You can use this regexp to match these lines: ^[0-9]+.*Unfortunately my sample wasn't very accurate and can't be regarded as fully representative. The pattern is more complex actually.Then you should try to show a better example as Regex are pattern matching and without knowing the pattern we cannot guess how to match it ;-) NinoIn "real" life :-) there are lines starting with letters also. Only these with "Set:" at the beginning should be left, rest is going to be deleted.Set: 01SA34509 0109SA 011017B S01020207B 010902B 01090002 011007B 01090001 090110 Set: 0134501 011101 HB01110102 01110103 080908 Set: 0111679SE 0111SEI'm surprised that there is no simple way to find everything except "Set:.+$"gordom
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