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is for patterns specifying search or replace strings. Also known as `regex` or `regexp`, the patterns describe strings to match when searching or replacing. Emacs provides extensive support for `regex` patterns in many commands. Emacs also provides an interactive expression builder for such patterns.
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Regex: Only match base.extension filenames
You could use M-x re-builder to construct your regexp visually.
To match the stuff described in your question, you just have to add ^ at the beginning of your regex. Then it starts at the beginning …
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Finding Numbers in Brackets and Summing Them
Here is the function you wished for.
I put some extra variables inside this function, so it is easier for you to enhance it.
(defun sum-the-brackets (begin end)
"sums up values in brackets with s …
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Counting number of matches in number of lines for regex search
I took your code as base and rewrote it somewhat.
The following function is one possible solution to solve that problem in one function:
(defun my-search-results (pattern)
(interactive (list (read- …
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Emacs replace-regexp reference the match in the replace argument
replace-regexp is perfect for the job. You could also use query-replace-regexp, which is more visual.
You want to replace XYZ\(...\) with 'XYZ\1'.
Explanation:
. stands for a single character, you co …
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How can I paste a defvar into the minibuffer?
Define an interactive function (aka command), which inserts this string. Then put this function on a key binding.
(defun my-insert-regex ()
(interactive)
(insert (format "%S" markdown-link-to-org- …
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