I need a guru to explain to me why this is so. Here’s the big problem: the matched text doesn’t get replaced. (Also, the backslashes escaping the fancy quotation marks appear to be optional.) I found this matches what (I think) you want – well, I think it matches because the editor highlights it.
(I hope it appears that after the comma there’s ONE backslash before the left brace). (and this last text going into capture group 1) Space or comma or left brace, followed immediately by. Then, I can solve the problem by using the ‘find in selection’ I have an incomplete solution based on this strategy:įor each hit we want to match: "choice(" followed by.
Or is there a way to select all search results or to find/replace in the search results? If that is possible, I can solve the problem by bookmarking only the lines containing ‘choice’ and replacing (“. Is there a way to find/replace only within the bookmarked line? I’ve been studying recently, but it’s still so hard…😭😭Ģ. I’ve used some regex, but I couldn’t find just the parts I wanted… The biggest problem is that I still only understand a little bit of the regular expression. What regular expression should I use to do that? I need to change only “words” inside the choice() and not inside the list(), screen(), etc.ġ. ~~choice()Īnd tens of thousands of other sentences…Īnd what I want to do is replace only “words” in choice() to (“words”)Įx) choice() -> choice() I have text files with tons of sentences. First, I’m not native English speaker and the sentences I write might be wrong, so feel free to ask me if you don’t understand my question.
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