Re: How to kill line beginning with specific string

[Dirk-Jan C. Binnema <djcb.bulk@gmail.com>]

>>>>> brooklynwhite  <white805@umn.edu> writes:

    > I need to figure out how to kill a series of lines in a text file that all
    > begin with the same string.  The format of the lines is:
    > 2000 001 00        AIR TEMP     354

    > The second and third expressions in the line change with subsequent lines,
    > e.g.:

    > 2000 002 01        AIR TEMP     354

    > Is there a simple way for me to search for and kill all of these lines
    > without having to repeatedly enter the search mode and type ctrl-k when the
    > line is found?  I realize this may be a silly question so thanks for your
    > patience and help.

M-x flush-lines

Best wishes,
Dirk.

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