For example, there are many lines of the form: Термин — определение . How do regular expressions in Notepad ++ make the термин written in capital letters - ТЕРМИН ?
Sasha Chernykh
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- It describes how to do this: stackoverflow.com/questions/1039226/… or look for notepad ++ regexp replace uppercase - ReinRaus
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Tested on Sublime Text 3.
Suppose that “term” and “definition” consist of any characters except for a line break (since, according to the author’s conditions, the line itself consists of “Term - definition”). Then:
To find:
(.*?)( — .*)
Replace:
\U$1\E$2
It was:
Россия — Москва Гаити — Порт-О-Пренс Соломоновы острова — Хониара 4. тринидад и тобаго — Порт-оф-Спейн It became:
РОССИЯ — Москва ГАИТИ — Порт-О-Пренс СОЛОМОНОВЫ ОСТРОВА — Хониара 4. ТРИНИДАД И ТОБАГО — Порт-оф-Спейн Demonstration:
Explanations:
(.*?) - any 0 or more characters except for line breaks, a lazy quantifier is used;( — .*) - space - dash - space - any 0 or more characters except for line breaks.\U$1\E - the contents of the first subexpression are converted to upper case;$2 - the second subexpression remains unchanged.
There shouldn't be any problems with the support of the search pattern, but in the regular expression of the replacement, case-change meta-characters are used:
\Utranslate to upper case,\Efirst uppercase letters,\Ltranslate to lower case.
The meta replacement symbols in the table are a specific feature of some text editors; this is non-standard behavior for regular expressions.
Table of support for meta-characters replacement
│ \U │ \E │ \L ──────────────┼─────┼─────┼────── Notepad++ │ + │ - │ + SublimeText3 │ + │ + │ + Sasha Chernykh Sasha Chernykh
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Do you really need regulars? Just there you can find all the matches of what you need (ctrl + f) and convert the register (ctrl + shift + u)
nobody nobody
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