- Feb 12, 2018
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Some additional help for people who aren't as used to text editors/searching that makes the copying process less tedious:Anyone could do this themselves. Open up the .html file in a text editor and search forCode:name="patreon2"
- Open the "Patriarch.html" file in a text editor of choice, preferably one that supports regex searching (such as VScode/VScodium, but others like notepad++ and a bunch of others also work, instructions just vary slightly)
- Open the search window with "ctrl+f"
- Enabe regex searching (the ".*" icon in VScodium/checkbox in notepad++) and search for "
if \$patreon == "(.*?)">>
" this will find all instances of patreon codes in the document. Confirm with alt+enter to select ALL instances at once, then copy them with ctrl+c. - Open a new document (ctrl+n or File->New File) and paste all instances into this document with ctrl+v.
- Reopen the search window with ctrl+f if it closed, click on the arrow on the left to expand the menu
- In the upper entry field, keep the previously mentioned regex expression. In the lower one that now opened, simply write "
$1
". Press ctrl+alt+enter, or the "replace all" button in the search window. - Now each line is one patreon code, and the other stuff is removed, so it's quick to copy and paste. This should work regardless of version unless they change the code fundamentally.
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