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Originally Posted by capidamonte
In regex, it's usually a line. A string is a, well, string of characters.
Can you define better what it is you don't understand?
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It seems pretty simple. Normally ^ refers the beginning of a line. In Sigil's find/replace dialog '^A' does not find lines beginning with 'A'. (At least not for me, does it work for you?)
So it appears that, in Sigil, ^ does *not* refer to the beginning of the line - so what does it refer to?
The docs say "beginning of string" - so what's a "string"? Is QRegExp parsing a single file as a "string"? or the whole document?
Troy