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Title:
[Upstream] Regular Expression Search for circumflex
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Still a problem in 4.4.0alpha1
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Title:
[Upstream] Regular Expression Search for circumflex by itself does not
find
Maybe Component should be changed to Spreadsheet, because the problem is
more simply visible when editing Basic macro code. It is common to want
to insert spaces at the start of every line in a range (e.g. to indent
the code one level), and replacing ^ with spaces does not work.
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Not sure where the regex code is. It manifests in writer and and ing
Basic macro editor in Calc.
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(In reply to comment #9)
Can you suggest a work-around which inserts some text at the start of every
line in Calc's Basic macro editor (including empty lines)?
The component of this issue is Writer .. ?
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Isn't your case just covered by using
in search and
\nFOO in replace?
For me that works in Writer
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Isn't your case just covered by using
in search and
\nFOO in replace?
Maybe that was a typo. The above does not work (does nothing--not matched).
Can you suggest a work-around which inserts some text at the start of every
line in Calc's Basic macro editor (including empty lines)? That's
Any thoughts about fixing this? It's still a problem in 4.3-alpha1
Note that searching for ^. is not a work-around because it will not
match the start of empty paragraphs (the . does not match). So if
you want to prepend something to every paragraph in a selection which
includes empty
AFAIK ^ has never worked correctly. I doubt anyone intentionally made Open
Office regular expressions incompatible with industry practice, so I think this
is a bug, not a missing feature.
-Jim
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Incidentally $ does match the end of paragraphs (as documented), but
seems to match the paragraph break (not just tne -position- at the end
of the paragraph), so paragraphs are merged forming a single new
paragraph. Except only one of a group of successive empty paragraphs is
matched.
Matching
Hi Jim,
Pls use^. (without the quotes) to find the first character of a
paragraph.
I think the ^ only is used in combinations.
See some examples/explanation in the help .
Regards,
Cor
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No. ^. is not equivalent. ^. means to match the first character on
the line, and if doing a replace then the first character would be
deleted. ^ by itself matches the start of the line (not including any
characters), and replacing it with something effectively inserts the
replacement text at
If you are unsure how regular expression syntax should work (in
industry-wide practice), there are many books and online references, for
example
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression#POSIX_Basic_Regular_Expressions
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Hi Jim,
OK, sorry thanks for explanantion. (In the mena time I understood that the
same applies for $, that cannot be used on itself to find the end of a
paragraph).
Did it ever work as is expected, or is it something that has to be implemented..
In that case, this would be an enhancement...
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Title:
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** Summary changed:
- Regular Expression Search for circumflex by itself does
** Summary changed:
- Regular Expression Search for cirumflex by itself does not find beginning of
a paragraph
+ Regular Expression Search for circumflex by itself does not find beginning of
a paragraph
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** Summary changed:
- regular expression ^ by itself does not work in Find Replace of Basic code
+ Regular Expression Search for cirumflex by itself does find beginning of a
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jimav, thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to
make Ubuntu better. The issue you are reporting is an upstream one and
it would be nice if somebody having it could send the bug to the
developers of the software by following the instructions at
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Title:
regular expression ^ by itself does not
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