Code:
"chapter(\d+)[^\[]+\[\K(\d+)
Here, this EbookMakers' code is working :
Code:
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@Roger64 : you have to execute that R/R in one shot, that is All replace, on current file or all html files for example.
@EbookMakers : thanks for your code.
I learnt at least two things :
1) \K which resets the starting point of the reported match
2) using of a rather simple Regex-function
