On October 5, 2017 12:57:46 PM GMT+02:00, Gerrit Imsieke <gerrit.imsieke@le-tex.de> wrote:

I’m currently on the mobile and can’t try it out in oXygen.

But I think you can either untick “dot matches anything” in the search/replace dialog or you can write (>([^>]+?))? instead of (>(.+?))?

For tertiary, you can add another (>([^>]+?))? group and replace it with <tertiary>$5</tertiary>, followed by deleting empty secondary and tertiary elements.

On October 5, 2017 12:28:39 PM GMT+02:00, Bernhard Kleine <bernhard.kleine@gmx.net> wrote:

Hi Gerrit

I tried it an it starts to search over newline. Since the book was
heavily indexed this renders the proposed search non valid. Before I
could something like
\index{IGF-Rezeptor}\index{GH-Rezeptor}\index{IGFBP} usefull by adding
line feeds. But with your construct that is not possible.

BTW the problem has another level of complexity. As you are aware
docbook and latex have three levels of indexing.

the full expression to be replaced would be

\index{Nerven>splanchnische>CCK}. I hope that you could propose a
solution to that, too.

Kind regards and greetings from the Black Forest

Bernhard


Am 05.10.2017 um 11:50 schrieb Imsieke, Gerrit, le-tex:
 You can replace \\index\{([^>]+)(>(.+?))?\} with
 <indexterm><primary>$1</primary><secondary>$3</secondary></indexterm>
 (using regex search again, of course) and afterwards remove empty
 <secondary></secondary> elements.

 On 05.10.2017 11:28, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
 Many thanks for this, Franz-Josef.

 since you are seemingly an expert I would also like to know

 how \index{Nerven>splanchnische} will become

 <indexterm><primary>Nerven</primary><secondary>splanchnische</secondary></indexterm>,


 a two parameter search

 Merci vielmals in advance

 Bernhard


 Am 05.10.2017 um 09:05 schrieb Franz-Josef Knelangen:
 Hello Bernhard,

 that works w/o problems, if you mask the brackets during search and
 group the string you need in the replace, like:

 Find:\\citep\{(.*)\}
 Replace<citation><biblioref linkend="$1"/></citation>

 Greetings,
 Franz-Josef




 Am 5. Oktober 2017 um 06:39:14, Bernhard Kleine
 (bernhard.kleine@gmx.net <mailto:bernhard.kleine@gmx.net>) schrieb:

 Hi,

 while porting from LaTeX to docbook5 I encounter numerous cases
 where a
 regular expression search and replace would be extremely helpfull.
 E.g.
 I have a citation as \citep{ABC65}. This should become
 <citation><biblioref linkend="ABC65"/></citation>.

 Is that possible in oxygen and how to achieve it?

 Regards

 Bernhard Kleine

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