We have a configuration file for Skype, that on each line it describes the translation for each element of Skype.
The format on each line is as VARIABLE=VALUE.
We decided to remove all values automatically, to do that we used NotePad++.
We pressed Ctrl+H to open up the Replace dialog. In the ‘Find what’ field we wrote =[^\n]*$ and in the ‘Replace with’ we wrote =. In the ‘Search Mode’ option we selected ‘Regular expression’.
The tool looked as follows:
Hitting the ‘Replace All’ button, removed all values from each line as it can be viewed below: =[^\n]*$ instructs NotePad++ to match everything including the = symbol until the end of the line. [^\n]* means to match everything except the new line character. $ matches the end of the line.
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