English is not my first language. I try to keep it short but I don't want to
sound unfriendly.
If you have a file (MyFile):
George Smily, Modesty Blaise, Olof
Karla, Willy Garvin, Zorro
George Smily, Modesty Blaise, Karla
Olof, Karla, Willy Garvin, Zorro
Try a shellscript like:
egrep -v 'Olof' Path-to-MyFile | bbedit
This will exclude all lines containing 'Olof' and you will have:
Karla Willy Garvin Zorro
George Smily, Modesty Blaise, Karla
in a new document in BBedit.
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Olof Svensson
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2 rules to success in life.
1. Don't tell people everything you know.
27 aug 2012 kl. 07.47 skrev gugus2000:
> How can I remove lines from a large file that do not contain a certain
> pattern? I can easily find the lines with the pattern but then...? The way
> I do it today is using grep on the command line with io-redirection but I
> think there should be a way to do it from within BBEdit.
>
> Thanks for your help
> ---markus---
>
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