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- The MMD library event
- Adds the gold bits
- Add diamond bits
- Adds the IR bits
- Registers a new material registration event
- Registers a material
- Main interaction
- This method is called when an entity is destroyed
- Creates model bindings
- Handle an ANvilUpdate event
- Registers the model for the model
- Event listeners
- Event handler
- Register a Fluids event
- Build the Integration pre - init
- Register all MMD libraries
- Handles a material registration event
- Make a special material
- Called when the game is loaded
- Registers a new recipe
- Initialize all the libraries
- We have this recipe
- Initialize the plugins
- Register a Vanilla Materials
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QUESTION
I need to search through a larger text file.
This is an example of what I'm searching through.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-04 at 00:17I think what you're trying to do is filter your text file by removing lines that don't fit a set criteria. I've chosen the Atom text editor for this solution (because I'm running Windows OS and can't install gedit, and I want to ensure you have a working example).
To remove only lines that don't have a first argument ending in _arrow
, one could do (?!recipes\.addShaped\("[^"]+_arrow")recipes.+\r?\n?
and replace with nothing.
As a note: this task is made more difficult by Atom's low regex support. In a more well-supported environment, my answer would probably be ^recipes\.addShaped("[^"]+(? (with multiline mode).
Also, please read "What should I do when someone answers my question?".
Regex explained:
(?!
)
is a negative lookahead, which peeks at the succeeding text to ensure it doesn't contain "_arrow
" at end of the first argument.
\.
is an escaped literal period
[^"]
is a character class that signifies a character that is not a "
.
+
is a quantifier which tells the regex to match the preceding character or subexpression as many times as possible, with a minimum of one time.
.
is a wildcard, representing any character
\r?\n?
is used to match any kind of newline, with the ?
quantifier making each character optional.
- Everything else it literal characters; it represents exactly what it matches.
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You can use BaseMetals like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the BaseMetals component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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