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- I don't have too many problems with syntax highlighting, though occasionally UE gets confused when I enter stuff outside of ASP code block (close) and (open) tags. Everything goes commented-colored, until I switch to another tab and switch back (then it's ok). Also, some problems with multiple-line ...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- raddygast
May 08, 2006
- Thanks for that, Mofi. Do you think changing the unix-style regex in UE would help as well? It's very bizarre, this problem. You've shown me why it fails... but clearly, the parser is deficient when OR clauses come into the equation. I've taken to using Actual Search & Replace by http://www.divlocso...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- raddygast
May 06, 2006
- Yikes. More findings: Using this as a test file: This is an unmatched line The next line contains a matched RS something something RecordSet.Open something something The next line contains a matched CE something something Connection.Execute something something The next line contains an RS AND a CE s...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- raddygast
Apr 28, 2006
- I'm using XP SP2. I'm really not quite sure what macros have to do with this. I take it they're just a workaround? Are you saying that my regex "looks ok" but that it must be a bug with the UltraEdit matching engine? Reading your posts, it looks like the OR ability is severely messed up if there are...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- raddygast
Apr 28, 2006
- Wow, I tried the UE regex syntax. And I got the following really weird problem: %[~']*^{Connection.Execute^}^{RecordSet.Open^} Using this, I got 639 matches. %[~']*^{RecordSet.Open^}^{Connection.Execute^} Using this, I got 51 matches. Isn't that insane? The first one caught all of what I'm looking f...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- raddygast
Apr 28, 2006
- Hi all. What am I doing wrong? Unix-style regex chosen, regex is ticked in the search dialog. I'm using Find in Files. ^[^\p']*(Connection[.]Execute|RecordSet[.]Open) This doesn't work. It only finds "Connection.Execute" if it occurs on a line and doesn't have any single-quote character before it (i...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- raddygast
Apr 28, 2006