RegEx all upper case Eng to lower case Eng
Jonathan
J V C
case-sensitive is checked, that should find them. But I don't know of
any regex way to then convert them to lowercase. So you'd then have to
manually replace "A" with "a", etc.
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Kevin Penner
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Replace: \L&\E
\L = change to lowercase until \E
& = refers to the complete text of the match
\E = End case modification
Example input:
I'm Going to Change the Case of the UPPERcase Letters to LowerCase.
I'm Going to Do This Using REGULAR EXPRESSIONS in the TextWrangler Program.
Case Sensitive is Checked. Replace All.
Example output:
i'm going to change the case of the uppercase letters to lowercase.
i'm going to do this using regular expressions in the textwrangler program.
case sensitive is checked. replace all.
Be careful. This will change EVERY uppercase letter to lowercase.
Sources:
http://refcards.com/docs/trusketti/perl-regexp/perl-regexp-refcard-a4.pdf
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Changing_case_with_regular_expressions
Kevin
J V C
Perl-type regex whereas FLEx uses ICU. Note that you also need
parentheses to do the capture.
Here are the two ways I tried; neither worked in FLEx:
([A-Z])
\L$1\E
([A-Z])
\l$1
More info here:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/replacecase.html
Jon
Ronald Moe
Does it have to be a RegEx? I have a CC table that does changes all upper case to lower case. I have another that only changes the first letter of the field.
Ron Moe
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Jonathan
Bob Eaton
For that matter, you could have created (activated) the ICU transliterator “Any to Lower” if you’re going to run it in a process
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Bob Eaton
Late to the show…
Here’s another, less verbose way:
pass(Unicode)
UniClass [uc] = (latin_capital_letter_a .. latin_capital_letter_z)
UniClass [lc] = (latin_small_letter_a .. latin_small_letter_z)
[uc] > [lc]
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Bob Eaton
I don’t have FLex installed to give the exact details, but the rough steps are:
In bulk edit view, go to the Process tab
Click the button to add a new process
In the resulting dialog, see if you can add an ‘ICU Transliterator’ (you might need to click the “More” button)
In the configuration (3-4 tab) dialog for ICU Transliterators, click the ‘Setup’ tab
In the list of transliterators, click on ‘Any to Lower’.
Click ‘Apply’ or ‘OK’,
click OK at accept the name (and to make it permanent – I think they have to be permanent to be used in FLex)
and once you get back to FLex, choose that ‘converter’ to do the process for whichever field you want all the upper case characters reduced to lower case….
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Ronald Moe
This may be a bit late, but here are my CC tables (attached). The table FwUpperLowerAll.cc changes all upper case letters to lower case. The other two only change the initial letter and were a bit more tricky to write. All three have been tested and work correctly. The ones that change the initial letter are useful if you want to capitalize the first letter of a definition (or change it back).
Ron Moe
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