a text converter with variables

[orel56000]

Hey, someone knows a program that I can change text with variables?, I mean for example if I got: 

haha = 1,5,QQQ
hah4a = 4,5,Qss
h1aha = 3,5,QDa
haasdha = 2,5,QVV
ha = 1,7,QQw
h11aha = 1,2,Qfd
hah00a = 1,1,gfdgQ
hahaazzza = 3,5,oooo

so I can paste it in a box, and tell the program I want it to change it from - {Variable1} = {Variable2},{Variable3},{Variable4}  ---> {Variable4}, {Variable3}, {Variable2}, {Variable1}.

and it will print me out this:

QQQ, 5, 1, haha
Qss, 5, 4, hah4a
QDa, 5, 3, h1aha
...
...
..
.
.
.

You understand me... Thanks for helpers!!

Edited March 11, 2018 by orel56000

[NeXuS™]

First of all, you can only save one thing in one variable, except if its a table. And I dont get what you are trying to do. Do you want to reverse it?

[orel56000]

3 hours ago, NeXuS™ said:

First of all, you can only save one thing in one variable, except if its a table. And I dont get what you are trying to do. Do you want to reverse it?

I dont wanna make it, I ask if somebody knows about program that does it.. It is very useful and I'm sure someone thought about that and made it..

and its not about reversing it, its about chaning the variables so it will be in your platform

Edited March 12, 2018 by orel56000

[Zorgman]

Use regex for this, in any text editor that supports it.

[TheOtherSide]

use notepad ++  for example

left ctrl  + h , there's an option ( find what ) ( replaced with ) 
find ( = ) replace with ( , ) then press replace for all

Edited July 19, 2018 by MTASAPLAYER

[orel56000]

3 minutes ago, MTASAPLAYER said:

use notepad ++  for example

left ctrl  + h , there's an option ( find what ) ( replaced with ) 
find ( = ) replace with ( , ) then press replace for all

It will not do what I need. For example:

If I have - haha = 1, 5, QQQ.

And I'll replace all = with , it will do:

haha , 1, 5, QQQ

But what I want is:

QQQ, 5, 1, haha or 5, 1, QQQ + haha.

You understand?

[Zorgman]

Hey @orel56000, as I told you back in March, Regex is the answer; check out this example that achieves precisely what you're looking for: https://regex101.com/r/TDGUr7/1

Use notepad++ to do the replacements, just make sure you have the regex option ticked.

Edited July 19, 2018 by Zorgman

[orel56000]

9 minutes ago, Zorgman said:

Hey @orel56000, as I told you back in March, Regex is the answer; check out this example that achieves precisely what you're looking for: https://regex101.com/r/TDGUr7/1

Use notepad++ to do the replacements, just make sure you have the regex option ticked.

Thank you