Thank you both for your help. The GREP replacement works perfectly. (The
Capitalize Lines approach does capitalise the first letter but also
lowercases the rest of the words in a line.)
Sam
On 22.01.25 15:59, Watts Martin wrote:
Depending on what it is you’re doing, you may not need to use regular expressions for
this at all. You can select the lines you want to capitalize (or Select All), and
then use “Capitalize Lines” (seleect Text > Change Case > Capitalize Lines in
the menu, or use the command palette).
On Jan 22, 2025, at 03:52, Samuel Arnet<[email protected]> wrote:
I need a GREP to find each lower case character at the beginning of a line and
replace it with its uppercase counterpart.
So I search for
^([[:lower:]])
What do I write in the Replace field?
Thanks
Sam
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