[ jEdit-devel ] [ jedit-Bugs-2207111 ] 4.3pre16: regex not matching the last line of a selection

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Bugs item #2207111, was opened at 2008-10-29 11:17
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Category: search and replace
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Carlos (solrac776)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: 4.3pre16: regex not matching the last line of a selection

Initial Comment:
This is reproducible on 4.3pre16-r19000.

Given the below text:

   function make_student_rec(
      p_birth_date  table.birth_date%type,
      p_registration_code  table.ests_code%type,
      p_registration_date  table.ests_date%type
   ) return student_rec as
         v_temp student_rec;
      begin
         p_birth_date  table.birth_date%type,
         p_registration_code  table.ests_code%type,
         p_registration_date  table.ests_date%type
      end;

Reproduce the issue:
   1. Select the 3 lines between 'begin' and 'end'.
   2. Press Ctrl-F to bring up the find and replace dialogue.
      ('regular expressions', 'hypersearch' and 'selection' should be selected.)
   
   3. Search for: p_(\w+)  [^\n]+$
   4. Replace with: v_temp.$1 := p_$1;
   5. Press 'replace all'.
   
   This only matches and replaces the first two lines.
   It should match and replace all three lines.

Maybe of interest:
   Undo the above changes (so that you have your original text again).
   Select the 3 lines between 'begin' and 'end' and also select 'end'.
   (So now we have 4 lines selected)
   
   Repeat steps 2-4 from above.
   
   This works, matching and replacing the three lines above 'end'




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Comment By: Carlos (solrac776)
Date: 2008-10-29 11:29

Message:
I think that it is the $ that makes the difference in the search
expression.

If you repeat the above steps, but without the $ inthe search expression,
it matches and replaces all 3 lines.

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