Closed MartinPacker closed 3 years ago
Some kind of find and replace would be nice.
It would have to use capturing groups in the original regex. (Today the main way of matching a node is to use a regex.)
Shipped in 1.12, 27 December, 2020. Uses re.sub() - which is very powerful.
re.sub()
Some kind of find and replace would be nice.
It would have to use capturing groups in the original regex. (Today the main way of matching a node is to use a regex.)