https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=152847
--- Comment #13 from Buovjaga <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Paul from comment #12) > Actually, I was unaware of the difference. > > I just ran a test. Three sets of text converted to caps. one through the > menu. the next through the Character properties. The third via a macro that > is my standard way to change case. Only the second, done through character > was hit. > > The F/R dialog deals with the Font Effects tab of a search dialog, but I > don't know what element that dialog actually applies to. Apparently it's > Character, but the dialog doesn't match the standard Character dialog very > well. Maybe not all Character parameters are searchable. > > The macro creates a text cursor then works on its String with > ".uno:ChangeCaseToTitleCase", and at this point I don't know what that > effects. > > So now I'm more confused than before. Well, I think your reasoning in comment 10 is solid compared to comment 0, because back in 2023 you were trying to apply Title Case as formatting to text that was literally uppercase. For text that is literally uppercase, the solution would be to use regex find `([A-Z]{2,25})`, click Find All so all the hits become selected and then apply Format - Text - Capitalize Every Word. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
