hi,
i'm not very good with regular expressions and i was wondering if somebody could help me building one to use in vs.net search and replace to change all ocurrences of
localizedStrings.item(*)
to
localizedStrings[*]
thanks
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sloppycode
Cynical brit
So localizedStrings.item(<any match>) to localizedStrings[<any match>]
is
search: localizedStrings\.item\((.*)\)
replace: localizedStrings\[\1\]
should do the trick -
Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
sloppycode wrote:So localizedStrings.item(<any match>) to localizedStrings[<any match>]
is
search: localizedStrings\.item\((.*)\)
replace: localizedStrings\[\1\]
should do the trick
Almost right. VS doesn't use entirely the same syntax as the .Net Framework regex class (for reasons no one knows) so you need to use {} to capture in the find expression instead of (). -
yeah youre right adding {} does the trick
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