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Originally Posted by Valloric
That will fail to match p elements that have embedded spans in them (or <i>, <b> etc.). It would just silently ignore the whole element.
You should really use "<p class="h1">(.+)</p>" with minimal matching. |
By the way -- I think there's a find and replace bug using the above in a document with multiple .xhtml files.
I tried the expression "<p class="h1">(.+)</p>" with minimal matching, and selecting "regular expression", and "all" radio buttons. When looking at the "current file", I found the first chapter heading, clicked "replace" and it appeared to work fine.
Then I changed it to "All files", and found NO matches. Yet when I selected the next file (find and replace window still open), I switched to Code View, and clicked "Find Next" again, and found the heading for Chapter 2!!.
I did the above process for the next 6 chapters, and then closed the find and replace window. Next I selected the TOC editor to find that there were NO headings in my table of contents. All of the changes I had made in the previous steps had vanished!
This was using the mac version, 0.2.3. I'm testing it on a PC now and if it's a problem there too I'll issue a defect report. But maybe I've done something wrong?
Cheers,
Luise