I've been trying for some time now to get this working, but i can't find a solution to this task myself - ok, I'm very new to regex-use but quite interested to learn, hope anybody has some brainfood for me...
my text-string is like this - without the numbers...
Word1 Word2 word3 (some words in brackets)
Word1 (some words in brackets)
word1, Word2 (some words in brackets)
means: an indefinite number of words (sometimes just one, maybe 2 to 4, sometimes separated by commas) followed by a string in round brackets (the value in the brackets should not change)
What I'm looking for is two different regexes - to use with FIND and REPLACE in notepad++
should look like: 1:
WORD1 WORD2 WORD3 (some words in brackets)
WORD1 (some words in brackets)
WORD1, WORD2 (some words in brackets)
and 2:
EDIT: 2nd html-tag was at the wrong position, now right!
%htmltag%WORD1 WORD2 WORD3%/htmltag% (some words in brackets)
%htmltag%WORD1%/htmltag% (some words in brackets)
%htmltag%WORD1, WORD2%/htmltag% (some words in brackets)
hope somebody could help me - thax a lot beforehand!
For part 1 you can use
Find: ^(.*?)(?=\()
Replace \U\1
Make sure regex is selected
for part 2
Find: ^(.*?)(\(.*?\))
Replace:%htmltag%\1%/htmltag%\2
which takes
WORD1 WORD2 WORD3 (some words in brackets)
WORD1 (some words in brackets)
WORD1, WORD2 (some words in brackets)
and converts it to
%htmltag%WORD1 WORD2 WORD3 %/htmltag%(some words in brackets)
%htmltag%WORD1 %/htmltag%(some words in brackets)
%htmltag%WORD1, WORD2 %/htmltag%(some words in brackets)