Something like this:
^[^\r]*\r[^\r]*(keyword1|keyword2|keyword3)[^\r]*\r[^\r]*$
Hope this helps!
-sam
On 12 Feb 2019, at 19:39, 'David J' via BBEdit Talk wrote:
Hi Sam, embarrassing, but in your example “^[^\r]*\r[^\r]*keyword
to match[^\r]*\r[^\r]*$”
I was leaving “to match” in there thinking that was part of the
expression. Working fine so far replacing all the words in that
section with one keyword. So, THANK YOU.
If I wanted to do this search with multiple keywords (matching any
provided, not all), do you know how I would change the expression to
do that?
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