Lolo: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello,
I have found a small bug with the last version of phReplace v1.4.3 In the following text bellow: 01;00;Z 01;01;Z 01;02;Z If you try to replace ^([0-9]+;) by $1ABC with the button "Replace" you obtain: 01;ABC00;ABCZ 01;ABC01;ABCZ 01;ABC02;ABCZ While you should have: 01;ABC00;Z 01;ABC01;Z 01;ABC02;Z If I use the button "Replace All", it works nice. I suppose it is a bug. Thanks, have a nice day and I really love phReplace. Lolo. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I can confirm this behaviour; I guess, it might be complicated to correct it; for single replacements probably the actual cursor position is also taken as the begining of the string (for the replacement) - mathced with ^., in this case the boundary corresponds. if you use something like 01;X00;Z 01;X01;Z 01;X02;Z it works as expected. vbr -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,34061,49794> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
