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- Hi , thanks , ... i have read that an as i mentioned i did not find an alternative procedure to do something similar with ultraedit. so my question is, is there a way that i haven't read about, that does the same . regards robPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- newbee72
Nov 11, 2005
- Hi, i have read the help and some helps on the internet and didn't have success. the topic is about a regex, which finds all the above strings. the string konsist of groups which are optional. so normally i would expect a regex like this <date(time)?format (pattern="[^"]*") (xml:lang="en-us")*\> But...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- newbee72
Nov 11, 2005
- hmm .. thanks ... so now to the advances section ;-) .... Actually i want to find the following strings to replace them: <dateTimeFormat pattern="dd.MM.yyyy" xml:lang="en-us"/> <dateFormat pattern="dd.MM.yyyy" xml:lang="en-us"/> <dateTimeFormat pattern="dd.MM.yyyy" /> <dateFormat pattern="dd.MM.yyyy...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- newbee72
Nov 10, 2005
- Hi , thanks for the quick response. I have tought about that too, but its not quite the same, don't you think so. i would like the regex to look for a string ( which means a defined order of characters ) and not a abitratry sequenz of allowed characters. any furhter ideas ? regards robertPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- newbee72
Nov 10, 2005
- Hi I try to do the following. I would like to search for as string that looks like dateFormat or dateTimeFormat I tried the following, but the grouping of characters doesn't work. date(Time)*Format How do i specify to look for such a string. Regards RobertPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- newbee72
Nov 10, 2005