Using grep in a canonize file

[Francisco Hirsch]

I would appreciate clarification.

I have a dictionary file, with lots of of pairs.

….

cion ción

cion  ción    #both followed by a blank

cion\t ción\t

cion\r ción\r

…..

I would like to substitute this using grep (by an instruction in the dictionary, but no grep otherwise in the file):

cion(| |\t|\r) ción\1

Or something equivalent.

I suspect that I have to add a line previously, but I don’t understand the particular explanation in the manual.

I would appreciate help

Regards,

Francisco

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[Christopher Stone]

On 05/18/2019, at 14:39, Francisco Hirsch <listas...@gmail.com> wrote:

I would appreciate clarification.

I have a dictionary file, with lots of of pairs.

...

I would like to substitute this using grep (by an instruction in the dictionary, but no grep otherwise in the file):

cion(| |\t|\r) ción\1

Or something equivalent.

I suspect that I have to add a line previously, but I don’t understand the particular explanation in the manual.

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Hey Francisco,

Something like this?

# -*- x-bbedit-canon-case-sensitive: 1; x-bbedit-canon-grep: 1; -*-

\bcion\b ción

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Best Regards,

Chris

[Francisco A. Hirsch]

Thanks, Chris!

Regards,
Francisco