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Removing duplicate rows in Notepad++
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Closed 1 year ago.
I have a notepad++ file with duplicate words. I want to remove both of the duplicate words, here is an example of what I have. The accounts obviously don't work.
rajov517#omibrown.com:^tQ%De:ODk5NDc3MzgxNjU4NjAzNTIw.YWzVmw.RzXFWpm7IJJ8k7pHuxO7CTNK0
wogip240#omibrown.com:Vz18)E:ODk5NDc3MzgyNTc3MTQ3OTE1.YWzVmw.NO683x8kr-vtREzxNzswrvys0
nege5819#settags.com:0vgwJc:ODk5NDc3Mzg0NzY2NTYyMzE1.YWzVnA.YWR9PQH4bVNAbV6J8Qg1-Nrn4
gete7799#otozuz.com:yo(6Kl:ODk5NDc3MzkwNTU4OTA4NDI2.YWzVnQ.QA2_z11bePt5IPNazm97rahJQ
kigopeh2#wii999.com:x*g^Nt:ODk5NDc3MzkxMDkxNTY4NjQw.YWzVnQ.NUA1xfPHoYQrb2Jvpg8LxA__o
seb53316#smuvaj.com:$PFC&H:ODk5NDc3Mzk0NjIzMTgwODIx.YWzVng.l8PJnzsRKII0ax7Q4FroanGQs
ODk5NDc3MzgxNjU4NjAzNTIw.YWzVmw.RzXFWpm7IJJ8k7pHuxO7CTNK0
ODk5NDc3Mzk0NjIzMTgwODIx.YWzVng.l8PJnzsRKII0ax7Q4FroanGQs
So I want to remove both the line from above and below that are duplicates.
If you want to find a certain duplicate use the ctrl+f for searching matches and then just delete manually the duplicated text.
Edit: You have another option, and it's to install a plug-in called text++ that has been shown above my answer.
Take care,
Ori
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Passing multiple variables to another page in url
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This may be a relatively simple answer, although I can't seem to find any solution online.
I've been parsing a variable through a dynamic link by using the following line:
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Proper way to restrict text input values (e.g. only numbers)
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User is allowed to enter all the alphabets and numbers but when the special-characters are entered then it shouldn't be entered in the the text box.
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#Shashank has a valid point of view. What you want to do is disable the entry of special characters from the backend, as well as render the field invalid from the frontend. A hacker knowing what they're doing would easily manipulate the HTTP Request itself rather than the field, making it pretty vulnerable.
However, if you insist on your solution, I would recommend using RegEx. This sample expression might come in handy. That way, whenever the input field detects one of these special characters, it would replace that character with a ''
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Why does google script editor stop paren matching after 100 lines in a function and does it affect the code?
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I've written 99 rows of code within my function. And when I had trying to add a new one(just by clicking Enter inside), I have seen that color of my function curly brackets changed from green to red.
It seems like in-built restriction of google apps script, but I haven't found anything about it...
So, what is the reason of changing color? Are there other technical restrictions exist?
It is only a limitation of the syntax highlighting within the Script Editor, your function will still execute as normal, even if it is much longer than 100 lines.
I have noticed this on many occasions and wasted some time trying to find the cause, thinking it was due to a syntax error in my code. Eventually I realized that if there was too much space between the braces the highlighting no longer worked. However I didn't know the limit was precisely 100 lines, so thank you for that information :)
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How can I use a carriage return in a HTML tooltip?
Currently if I want to insert a new line in title=, I would do this:
<span id="dummy" title="Hello
World!">Dummy</span>
Live demo: http://jsfiddle.net/DerekL/XFMfx/
But this looks really weird to me, and it just messes up my HTML file. Just imagine all those new lines in it.
So I'm wondering if there is a better way to achieve this, so that it won't mess it up.
Thanks.
This is not possible. There are no cross-browser solutions. If you want a line break in your title attribute, you'll have to use JavaScript.
As of Firefox 12 (which is the current Aurora version), this is (finally) supported. See the related bug.