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in reply to Deleting everything before a string
the easiest way is just s/^(.*)\+_/\s\+_$1\+_/s
of course, there are a few caveats with that:
i don't believe that . matches the new line character, (unless you have the s at the end of the s///) and
you will only end up with one space for all the stuff before the
+ that you replaced. did you want just one white space
character, or 1 for every character that you replaced?
and i just realized that you want to delete after the +, too.
the first answer is much better than my quick regex.
would tr/// work for this?
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