Ok, I really like the new manual.
It told me exactly what I wanted to know.
Unfortunately it didn't get me what I wanted.
Sigil's manual basically states the same thing as the
QRegExp doc does:
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In Sigil ^ always signifies the start of the string (apart from within character classes), so carets should be escaped unless used in this way. The same applies to $ which in Sigil always signifies the end of the string.
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What does "string" mean in the context of a global S&R in Sigil?
Is it a line? In which case a ^ represents the start of the line.
Is it a file? In which case a ^ represents the start of the file.
Troy