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Dear Fleggy, Many thanks for all help on the forum. The Perl regex works perfectly. However when I use the search string (?<![',=]) [bdfghjklmnpstvwzðŋʃʒʤʧθ]{2,3} (?=[^',:\r\n]) (?!.*=) with the replace string \1 + \2 the regex engine "eats up" the consonant clusters. bolster='bolstər becomes bolste...

I am working on identifying consonant combos in a dictionary of English to IPA which is have compiled. A short sample is given below. ability=ə'bɪlɪti: abject='æbʤekt abjection=æb'ʤekʃən abjections=æb'ʤekʃənz abjectly='æbʤekt-li: abjuration=,æbʤʊə'reɪʃən abjurations=,æbʤʊə'reɪʃənz abjure=əb'ʤʊər abj...

Out of sheer curiosity, is there a way in which only the string to be searched is highlighted/blocked in UE. The solution provided by Mofi is great and identifies the string within the word but does not highlight/block the string which I am searching. Many thanks for providing a solution. From what ...

Many thanks, not only for the regex but also for the clear explanation. You made my day!

Thanks for the suggestion. It does locate the string but does not highlight/block them. I tried modifying the regex as under, but it still did not work ?+[ue]?+ Whereas if you type a regex like ue$ only ue will be highlighted and blocked. I need the block function to identify vowel strings in a data...

I can locate a string in Initial and Final position by using Ultraedit regex and by appending % $ respectively How do I write a regex using Ultraedit syntax to identify a string in the middle of the word which is neither initial or medial example ue imbue imbued The regex should find only the second...