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On 4/10/2006 11:07:19 AM, Ted Green wrote:
>At 08:34 AM 4/10/2006, you wrote:
>>The syntax $(FILENAME) is mentioned in regular expressions part of the help.
>>Has the syntax for pattern matching codes changed on version 6.15?
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>I'll need to check this. :-O
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>I had Tom change the Search syntax to be more Perl-like,
>and then we forgot how far he got.
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>I will answer this in a day or
>two and update the doco if needed.
Has this been fixed?
For example, if I want to replace "$(PS_ENV)" with "c:\foo\bar\ps_env" using Pattern Matching codes, Vedit gives error "Bad parameter".
(But when "Simple" option is selected, the replacement can be done.)
It causes another error, too.
If the above was the last search operation done before closing project, next time I try to open the project Vedit gives an error message "Bad parameter" for the following command in the .prj file:
SR_Set("$(PS_ENV)","dat",SET)
(I don't know where this "dat" came from, since that was not the replace string I had used.)
I think when pattern matching codes are used, '|' should be the only special character. So the system variables should be referred as |(variable} rather than $(variable). That is how it was on earlier versions.
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Pauli
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