Thread: Need Help With "Regular Expression Syntax"
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Old 10-03-2010, 03:09 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Manichean View Post
Wait, there's an actual option for this?
;-)
I am guilty as charged as well. I even knew there was an option. But the question asked for Regular expression, so I got, kinda ... carried away ...
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Originally Posted by Manichean View Post
Jeez, I'm beginning to have some sort of regexp blindness (as in "everything can be solved by a regexp!").
I am still looking for a RegExp solution that would process correctly
Armstrong Kelly AND Kelly, Armstrong (with optional series) in one go ;-)

And search and replace in field is good solution if you import lots of books that have BOTH notations, so you do not need to switch the option on and off.
I know, I know ... I have got a hammer and now every problem looks like a nail ;-)
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