regex - How to do a proper search/replace using GREP Regular Expressions in a text editor? -

I am trying to run some regular expression (GRP) on the text file of approximately 4K lines. The main part that I should replace should look like this:

  1, "an internet-ready resume", 1,2, "", " 

And I should look at it like this:

   gt; title & gt; An Internet-Ready Resume & lt; / title & gt; & lt ; Category & gt; 1 & lt; / category & gt;  

So far , This is what I was trying to gain:

  [0- 9] {1} \, \ "* \", [0- 9] \, [0 -9] \, \ "\" \, \ " 

You should start doing one. Many useful resources are online so you can see:

• You do not have to avoid everything (such as commas or quotes)
• asterisk * < / Code> it does not mean anything , but zero or more times
• any letter is . character. . * means any number multiple times (or anything )
• if you need to make those places where you The atoms of what you are looking for need to set those atoms using (& lt; atom content & gt;) where & lt; Atom content & gt; is a bit of a regexp

To start, try a tip: instead of \ "* \" ". * "; Check it out.

Also keep in mind that part about the replacement will depend on the text editor / tool that you are using. Typically x (1) (b) (where a, b is regexp atoms) such as x \ 1y \ 2z with a regexp xaybz .