Quote:
Originally Posted by famfam
english:
The doubling of words has something to do with the terms of the subject register. There the terms are linked with the passages in which they appear.
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I am trying to solve the problem of double words with Sigil:
.* Punkt und Stern in Kombination findet X-beliebig viele Zeichen.
a$ Dieses Zeichen steht für das Ende einer Zeile oder einer Zeichenkette.
\. Das Backslash schützt ein Zeichen vor der Metafunktion. Findet das Zeichen Punkt und nicht ein beliebiges Zeichen wie es die Metafunktion vorsieht.
Search:
<span class="reg-begriff1">.*</span>
Found:
<span class="reg-begriff1">Mobilreadonia</span></span> stationierten <span class="versal"><abbr>SFOR</abbr></span>
delete:
<span class="reg-begriff1">.*</span>
Solution:
How to find only the delete-text?
That means to stop the finding-process after the >
The a$ must do it, but how and in which position?
I could not find it out.
This could be the solution to delete the begriff1 automatically in Sigil.
So I would be very happy, if you could help me, to find the solution?