How to remove all the characters on a line before a specified character












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I am trying to figure out how to rip all the TLD's from a huge list of domain names. Rather than copy paste each one i'd just like to remove ALL the text before the '.'



Before:




  • exmample1.com

  • exmample1.org

  • exmample1.fr

  • exmample1.eu

  • exmample1.es

  • exmample1.net


After:




  • com

  • org

  • fr

  • eu

  • es

  • net


I have tried all the other methods in all the other questions. None of them work for me.



Any help would be great, thanks!










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    I am trying to figure out how to rip all the TLD's from a huge list of domain names. Rather than copy paste each one i'd just like to remove ALL the text before the '.'



    Before:




    • exmample1.com

    • exmample1.org

    • exmample1.fr

    • exmample1.eu

    • exmample1.es

    • exmample1.net


    After:




    • com

    • org

    • fr

    • eu

    • es

    • net


    I have tried all the other methods in all the other questions. None of them work for me.



    Any help would be great, thanks!










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      I am trying to figure out how to rip all the TLD's from a huge list of domain names. Rather than copy paste each one i'd just like to remove ALL the text before the '.'



      Before:




      • exmample1.com

      • exmample1.org

      • exmample1.fr

      • exmample1.eu

      • exmample1.es

      • exmample1.net


      After:




      • com

      • org

      • fr

      • eu

      • es

      • net


      I have tried all the other methods in all the other questions. None of them work for me.



      Any help would be great, thanks!










      share|improve this question














      I am trying to figure out how to rip all the TLD's from a huge list of domain names. Rather than copy paste each one i'd just like to remove ALL the text before the '.'



      Before:




      • exmample1.com

      • exmample1.org

      • exmample1.fr

      • exmample1.eu

      • exmample1.es

      • exmample1.net


      After:




      • com

      • org

      • fr

      • eu

      • es

      • net


      I have tried all the other methods in all the other questions. None of them work for me.



      Any help would be great, thanks!







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          In "Search and Replace" dialogue box (Press Ctrl+H)



          Under "Search Mode", Choose "Regular Expression"



          Under "Find What: ", paste



          ^.+[.]



          Click "Replace All"





          Explanation of PCRE



          ^ Beginning of the string



          . Any character



          + One or more the previous character (greedy)



          [.] One character of dot






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            In "Search and Replace" dialogue box (Press Ctrl+H)



            Under "Search Mode", Choose "Regular Expression"



            Under "Find What: ", paste



            ^.+[.]



            Click "Replace All"





            Explanation of PCRE



            ^ Beginning of the string



            . Any character



            + One or more the previous character (greedy)



            [.] One character of dot






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              In "Search and Replace" dialogue box (Press Ctrl+H)



              Under "Search Mode", Choose "Regular Expression"



              Under "Find What: ", paste



              ^.+[.]



              Click "Replace All"





              Explanation of PCRE



              ^ Beginning of the string



              . Any character



              + One or more the previous character (greedy)



              [.] One character of dot






              share|improve this answer


























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                In "Search and Replace" dialogue box (Press Ctrl+H)



                Under "Search Mode", Choose "Regular Expression"



                Under "Find What: ", paste



                ^.+[.]



                Click "Replace All"





                Explanation of PCRE



                ^ Beginning of the string



                . Any character



                + One or more the previous character (greedy)



                [.] One character of dot






                share|improve this answer













                In "Search and Replace" dialogue box (Press Ctrl+H)



                Under "Search Mode", Choose "Regular Expression"



                Under "Find What: ", paste



                ^.+[.]



                Click "Replace All"





                Explanation of PCRE



                ^ Beginning of the string



                . Any character



                + One or more the previous character (greedy)



                [.] One character of dot







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                answered Dec 10 '13 at 6:53









                Ivan ChauIvan Chau

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