I do not know regex (imagine a world in which this was the written language!) but was looking to convert all the upper case caps in links to lower case, and I searched a lot trying to find out how to do this. However, in terms of editing existing macros, and editing very large text files UltraEdit is a much better product. In some cases, such as loading time, Notepad++ is a superior product. But it seemed to work well to convert upper case letters in links to lower case in files that I used it for. I have evaluated Notepad++ as an alternative to UltraEdit.
#How to ignore case with notepad++ regex software
I had also found HTML Tags Change To Uppercase or Lowercase Software that converts uppercase letters in links to lower case, though it is $20 if you want to convert more than one at a time, and is very slow or can locks up with large files. Though (courtesy of Stefan from Grepwin) the pattern of includes the parenthesis - seems to find more (3,2006)Īnd href="http?://.+?" finds 3,0033 In Text Crawler I did not try the \L\1 to convert to lower case since that is an option offered in the program, and running the above says it 3,0033 were changed, though it only change the case (I hope!). I dont know any freeware software for such configuration compliance tasks. 3.0.3) to find 2,238 links in a large file of mine, as does "http?://.+?" Save As will copy the currently-selected UDL, with all its. Create New will copy the default User Defined Language stylings and rules to a new name. Your regex has been permanently saved and may be accessed with this link by anybody you. I am using something like this: str ' aa bbb hEllo accc woRld' str.matches( '(.)' + 'hello.
This will match Ample and Ample-5g but not Example. Worked as a regex in Text Crawler free (ver. There is a special entry for the default UDL, called User Defined Language here (though it shows up in the Notepad++ Languages menu as User-Defined ), which can be used as a template for other UDL. I want to check if a string contains two words 'hello world'. The middle of the SSID can cover all 4 of the networks I want this to be true for, problem is they're all capitalized at the beginning and I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the Regex to be case insensitive. For me, to convert upper case letters in links to lower case then :
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