[sw-issues] [Issue 107194] Regexp: Search for '\<' p attern breaks replace with '$n' pattern

2010-03-31 Thread helen_russian
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What|Old value |New value

  CC|''|'helen_russian'

  Ever confirmed|  |1

  Status|UNCONFIRMED   |NEW





--- Additional comments from helen_russ...@openoffice.org Wed Mar 31 
07:53:02 + 2010 ---
Confirm with OOo 3.2, Linux.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 107194] Regexp: Search for '\<' p attern breaks replace with '$n' pattern

2010-02-23 Thread inspirra
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--- Additional comments from inspi...@openoffice.org Wed Feb 24 05:00:24 
+ 2010 ---
Hello developers.
I encountered the same problem. Why have not confirmed this bug?

Sorry for my English.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 107194] Regexp: Search for '\<' p attern breaks replace with '$n' pattern

2009-11-25 Thread es
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 Assigned to|writerneedsconfirm|sba





--- Additional comments from e...@openoffice.org Wed Nov 25 19:24:59 + 
2009 ---
Reassigned to SBA

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[sw-issues] [Issue 107194] Regexp: Search for '\<' p attern breaks replace with '$n' pattern

2009-11-25 Thread bormant
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 Issue #|107194
 Summary|Regexp: Search for '\<' pattern breaks replace with '$
|n' pattern
   Component|Word processor
 Version|OOO320m5
Platform|Unknown
 URL|
  OS/Version|All
  Status|UNCONFIRMED
   Status whiteboard|
Keywords|
  Resolution|
  Issue type|DEFECT
Priority|P3
Subcomponent|editing
 Assigned to|writerneedsconfirm
 Reported by|bormant





--- Additional comments from borm...@openoffice.org Wed Nov 25 09:33:42 
+ 2009 ---
Regexp search pattern '\<' breaks the replace pattern '$n' on the second and 
more matches in a paragraph.

Tested with: OOo-dev OOO320m5, OOo.3.1.1, OOo.2.4.3
Affected: OOo-dev OOO320m5, OOo.3.1.1, OOo.2.4.3

OS doesn't matter.

How to reproduce:

1) create new text document (Writer)

2) type in 2 paragraphs:
a word b word c word
a word b word c word

3) Ctrl+F
search for: (\<[a-c])[:space:]+
replace with: $1
[ more options vv ]
[x] regular expressions
[Replace All]

4) results

expected: 
aword bword cword
aword bword cword

actual:
aword $1word $1word
aword $1word $1word

We can see that literal '$1' was used on second and subsequent matches in 
paragraph instead of actual matched content of '()' ('b' and 'c').

Result as expected when search for "([a-c])[:space:]+" (without '\<' pattern).

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