Re: [TeXstudio-list] Wrong strings to be translated

[Benito v. d. Z. <be...@be...>]

> We should say, that it's just
> a regexp. Either in the tooltip or in the manual or both.
The blue box tooltip says something like that.
> Btw. Is capturing possible?
Not really.

The trigger regex supports all captures, but since there is no 
codesnippet syntax to insert them,
the captures are useless

On 05/25/12 01:02, Tim Hoffmann wrote:
>> Von: Benito van der Zander [mailto:be...@be...]
>> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 24. Mai 2012 23:44
>>
>>> That's true. I'm also not disinclined to programming and regexps, but
>>> that syntax is nothing I intuitively understand. So I did not bother
>>> with it much.  Also it's not well documented.
>> It's actually just a standard regexp.
>>
>> \s             space
>> ^             line start
>> \S             no space (i.e. a character within a word )
>> \s|^          space or line start  (i.e. a character not within a word)
>> (?<=...)    Look behind
>> (?<=\S)    Last character is not a space (i.e. current character is
>> after/within a word)
>> (?<=\s|^) Last character is a space/line start (i.e. current character is
> before a
>> word)
> Ok, I didn't know the syntax for look behind. We should say, that it's just
> a regexp. Either in the tooltip or in the manual or both.
> Btw. Is capturing possible?
>
>
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