Hi folks,
I have following text with no timestamps, but some numeric markers that I wanna use for a line break:
21.2 This is some dummy text.
21.3 is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text. 21.4 This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some. 21.5 This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This.
21.6 dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text. 21.7 This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.This is some dummy text.
You see that there is no clear newline or timestamp, so I wanna use the numbers, divided by a point, for line breaking.
Unfortunately I can't find a way how to do that.
Any hints or help is highly appreciated!
Cheers,
simuvid
Try this one:
LINE_BREAKER = (?m)(\s*)\d+\.\d+\s+
DATETIME_CONFIG=current
Do you want the line breaker be removed from the event ? I think
LINE_BREAKER = (?m)([0-9]{0,}.[0-9]{0,})
removes the match from the event. If you want to keep it, you need a look ahead or behind:
LINE_BREAKER = (?m)\s(?u\d+.\d+\s) SHOULD_LINEMERGE = false
Hi ziegfried,
thanks for your help.
At least that one worked:
LINE_BREAKER = (?m)([0-9]{0,}.[0-9]{0,})
Have a great day!
Cheers,
simuvid
Try this one:
LINE_BREAKER = (?m)(\s*)\d+\.\d+\s+
DATETIME_CONFIG=current
Best is this, actually: ([\r\n]+)\d+.\d+\s
Of course I made a minor mistake:
Leave the attribute: LINE_BREAKER_LOOKBEHIND! It is not needed here,
but even then the extraction is not working.
Hi Siegfried,
where is Roy? 🙂
I tried yours and also following:
LINE_BREAKER = [0-9]{0,}.[0-9]{0,}
LINE_BREAKER_LOOKBEHIND = 0
SHOULD_LINEMERGE = true
Unfortunately are both not working?!
Cheers,