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Regular Expression Modifier
Used for modifying of a text source using of regular
expressions. Deleting, inserting and replacing of the data
defined on regular expression given by the user are possible.
- Source
- Set text source, which is used to modify data.
- Expression
- Set regular expression.
- Action
-
Set up action, made with retreived data.
The following actions are possible:
- Delete Results
- Deleting of the retrieved data.
- Insert Text Before Results
- Inserting of the given text in front of the retrieved data.
- Replace Results
- Replacement of the retrieved block with the given text.
- Insert Text After Results
- Inserting of the given text after the retrieved block.
- New Text Strings
- Set up the texts, used while action is executed.
- Process All Matches
- Enables modification of the all retrieved data, otherwise
only the first data, satisfying regular expression will be modified.
- Expression Flags
- Configure the additional options of regular expressions.
- Result not Begin of Line
- When this flag is checked, the result is not the beginning of line
- Result not End of Line
- When this flag is checked, the result is not the end of line
- Result not Begin of Word
- When this flag is checked, the result is not the begin of word
- Result not End of Word
- When this flag is checked, the result is not the end of word
- Dot not Match Newline
- When this flag is checked, the "." expression is not carriage
return.
- Dot not Match Null
- When this flag is checked, the "." expression is not null-symbol.
- Match Any Results
- When this flag is checked, the result is first appropriate
string instead of finding a largest string. This flag can save the time of
finding the coincidence.
- Match Partial Results
- When this flag is checked, the result is partially appropriate
string. It means that one or some symbols at te end of the input
text is equal to some regular expressions prefixes.
The complete regular expression reference could be found at Microsoft site:
Introduction
to Regular Expressions.
Or Wikipedia site
See Also:
Modifiers
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