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Using Notepad++ you can select a range of lines and delete them following the procedure below:
Press Ctrl + G, type the start line and hit Enter to go to the start line.
Then go to the menu, click on Edit and then Begin/End select.
Press again Ctrl + G, and type the end line number and hit Enter to go to it.
Back to the menu, click on Edit and then Begin/End select once more.
By now you will have your range of lines to be deleted selected so just press Backspace or Delete.
To find the next comment, you can click the ‘Find Next’ button and then hit ‘Replace’.
Thank you for this. Works like a charm if you read carefully “tick match new line”.
How one can delete multiple lines by defining the start and end line numbers ?
Using Notepad++ you can select a range of lines and delete them following the procedure below:
Press
Ctrl + G, type the start line and hitEnterto go to the start line.Then go to the menu, click on
Editand thenBegin/End select.Press again
Ctrl + G, and type the end line number and hitEnterto go to it.Back to the menu, click on
Editand thenBegin/End selectonce more.By now you will have your range of lines to be deleted selected so just press
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