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ElMiko · 01-09-2012, 08:48 PM

In one of the earlier versions (0.4.903, i believe) there was talk of changing --or having changed-- the dictionaries so that they aren't offended by dashes, hyphens, or pretty apostrophes. Where do we currently stand on this?

EDIT: For the record, I ran into the same problem as theducks. the regex search was very simple:

Code:

</p>[\s]+<p>([a-z])

in order to find unwanted line breaks as in this example:

Code:

 <p>The happy pony went</p>
 <p>to the market.</p>

the replace commad was:

Code:

[blankspace]\1

The Replace All function worked, but incremental replace would identify the matching string but not execute the replace command... basically it was functioning exactly like the search button above it.

01-09-2012, 08:48 PM	#15
ElMiko Addict Posts: 320 Karma: 56788 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Kindle	In one of the earlier versions (0.4.903, i believe) there was talk of changing --or having changed-- the dictionaries so that they aren't offended by dashes, hyphens, or pretty apostrophes. Where do we currently stand on this? EDIT: For the record, I ran into the same problem as theducks. the regex search was very simple: Code: </p>[\s]+<p>([a-z]) in order to find unwanted line breaks as in this example: Code: <p>The happy pony went</p> <p>to the market.</p> the replace commad was: Code: [blankspace]\1 The Replace All function worked, but incremental replace would identify the matching string but not execute the replace command... basically it was functioning exactly like the search button above it. Last edited by ElMiko; 01-09-2012 at 09:30 PM.