zc2 - 3 days ago

I've added an ability to use the regex substitutions in the replacement as long as the insertion of special characters \n \r \t
That means, if, for an example, you would need to add a new line after a different strings you would search for, you would not need to put the search string in the "replace" dialog's field. Instead, a regex substitution $0\n could be used.
That, of course, works only when the RegEx checkbox is on
However, I did not understand your exercises with "1+1=2". Please give some elaborated examples.