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Old Guy
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Help running Calibre regex-function
I have created and named a regex-function as shown in the documentation. How do I run this function?
I see boxes for Function: [function name] and for Mode: [Regex-function] but what is the step that runs the function? Thanks for any and all help. |
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First you have to select your regex-function, in the "Function" box, then you have to fill in the "Find" box so the regex-function has something to work on. This is usually a regex based find.
Then it is no different to running a simple search or a regex search. Use the normal Find and replace buttons. For example... Find <h2>(.*?)</h2> This will find all h2 headings. Select the function "Title-case Text" Select Replace All (or find then replace if you want to do them one at a time) and it will convert all upper case headings to title case. Last edited by Karellen; 04-11-2022 at 10:52 PM. |
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Old Guy
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Thank you Karellen.
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