With text such as:
" ! Determine which case"
I'm wondering if it possible to use UltraEdit's Regular Expression style (as opposed to Perl) to lower the case of the first letter after "!"? I was thinking something along these lines to catch the input:
" ! ^([A-Z]^)^([a-z]^)"
But I'm not seeing how the first tag (^1) could then be replaced by it's lowercase equivalent using an UltraEdit style regular expression?
" ! Determine which case"
I'm wondering if it possible to use UltraEdit's Regular Expression style (as opposed to Perl) to lower the case of the first letter after "!"? I was thinking something along these lines to catch the input:
" ! ^([A-Z]^)^([a-z]^)"
But I'm not seeing how the first tag (^1) could then be replaced by it's lowercase equivalent using an UltraEdit style regular expression?
statistics: Posted by emorway — 13:18 - Aug 28 — Replies 2 — Views 2013