Thread: using regular expressions
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Old 02-02-2020, 04:54 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by occum View Post
I am looking for some advice on using a regular expressions when converting books in Calibre


I want to search for a series of words and identify them if they start with a lowercase letter or if they start with an uppercase letter.


Four example

Changing 'cute' to 'sweet'
and changing 'Cute' to 'Sweet'

Is there a way to specify this as part of a regular expression without having to duplicate each search and replace entry?

Thanks
From the calibre manual the first is a Tutorial the second is a reference.

All about using regular expressions in calibre

Quick reference for regexp syntax

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