Sure, in a replace pattern you can use the following modifiers:
\u - Make the next character uppercase
\U - Make all following characters uppercase until reaching another
case specifier (\u, \L, \l ) or \E
\l - Make the next character lowercase
\L - Make all following characters lowercase until reaching another
case specifier (\u, \U, \l ) or \E
\E - End case transformation opened by \U or \L
If you pick "Grep Reference" from the BBEdit help menu and look for
case transformations, you'll find more info.
On Jan 12, 2008, at 10:54 AM, Richard Carr wrote:
I would like to "Replace All" instances of a pattern with the same
text down- (or up-) shifted.
I have set a function key F5 to Change Case, so I can quickly do a
few with Command-g and F5, but I want to do many hundreds. Can I do
this automagically?
(By the way, I've discovered that Command-F5 turns on a very cool
Voiceover feature. That happens when trying to do the above
operations quickly.)
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