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It would be helpful if the Replace dialog had an option to adjust the casing of the replacement text to the destination.
So in
"This and this and THIS"
a replacement of this -> that would yield
"That and that and THAT"
I suspect this would actually be the normal requirement for all replacements (where Match Case is not ticked, where it is ticked there will naturally be no adjustments occurring anyway) so it's quite possible this could be done as a general option defaulting to on. That said, people can be lazy to put case matching on for a replacement they know is unique where it should strictly be used so I suspect it would arguably best be an option in the Replace dialog itself.
Cheers, David
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What if the replacement string has different length? it's easy to construct replacement string (from search string) in editor window with existing case mapping menus.
I should clarify there, that in this concept the length doesn't matter. Basically -
found word is all upper case then replacement becomes all upper case
found word has just first letter capitalised, the replacement has first letter capitalised
found word all lower case, the replacement is all lower case
found word is some weird combination of casing which is unlikely then it could probably go in unaltered
The above applies when the replacement string is all lower case; if the replacement string has any upper casing, it does a straightforward replacement without regard to the target casing found...
It would be helpful if the Replace dialog had an option to adjust the casing of the replacement text to the destination.
So in
"This and this and THIS"
a replacement of this -> that would yield
"That and that and THAT"
I suspect this would actually be the normal requirement for all replacements (where Match Case is not ticked, where it is ticked there will naturally be no adjustments occurring anyway) so it's quite possible this could be done as a general option defaulting to on. That said, people can be lazy to put case matching on for a replacement they know is unique where it should strictly be used so I suspect it would arguably best be an option in the Replace dialog itself.
Cheers, David
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