Maybe I'm going about this wrong. I have a log file that contains Date, Time, Name. I can use a regex for each to find the data in a line of text:
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$regdt='\b\d{1,2}\/\d{1,2}\/\d{1,4}\ \d{1,2}\:\d{1,2}\:\d{1,2}\b'$regtime='\d{1,2}\:\d{1,2}\:\d{1,2}\b'$regnm='\w+\ \w+\ * \(\w{2,}\)'This obviously outputs each match from each line. However, I would like for them all to output with the other data from the line. For example, my incoming text looks like this:
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log:221:11/23/19 15:56:07.372 S I [T-16136] - HTTP UserMgr: Start User login notify for user: Bob Smith (Home) log:248:11/23/19 16:56:07.950 S I [T-16136] - User Logout: Bob Smith (Home) The output I am looking for is:
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11/23/19, 15:56:07, User Login, Bob Smith (Home) 11/23/19, 16:56:07, User Logout, Bob Smith (Home) I am using the following to Output:...