https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=409642
Christoph Cullmann changed:
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Christoph Feck changed:
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--- Comment #5 from Christoph Feck ---
New information was added; changing status for inspection.
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--- Comment #4 from ch-hambur...@freenet.de ---
The problem may be minor, though it is illogical that 'Find' and 'Replace'
should behave differently.
But one or two explanatory lines in the manual, of which you are co-author,
would do no harm. :)
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--- Comment #3 from Dominik Haumann ---
The replace part only supports references like \0, \1, ... Indeed, you should
not escape anything else.
Maybe we should investigate more, but if you get the correct behavior without
\, then this issue is minor.
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--- Comment #2 from ch-hambur...@freenet.de ---
This is the built-in search.
In the 'Find' entry the escape of '{' is a must.
In the 'Replace' entry the expected result is obtained by NOT escaping the '{'.
But it is not the idea that 'Find' and 'Replac
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