I have implemented the following replacement patterns in a stand-alone function
It supports numbered groups, named groups, $$, and $&. My next step is $` $'
$+ and $_
Here is how its used in my code base (from my unit tests)
auto pattern = R"(\p{Sc}*\s?(\d+[.,]?\d*)\p{Sc}*)";
On Monday, 5 December 2022 01:23:06 PST Christian Kandeler via Interest wrote:
> On 12/5/22 09:52, Yves Maurischat wrote:
> > - 'Follow symbol under cursor' for signals in a *.cpp does not jump to the
> > header where the signal was declared but to the *.moc files instead
> I cannot reproduce
Maybe I'm dumb, but I'm still not sure what is being asked for.
If it's regular expression replacement with back-references in the
replacement string, I think that's possible with QString::replace like
I showed.
Elvis
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On 05.12.22 10:23, Christian Kandeler via Interest wrote:
> On 12/5/22 09:52, Yves Maurischat wrote:
>> - 'Follow symbol under cursor' for signals in a *.cpp does not jump
>> to the header where the signal was declared but to the *.moc files
>> instead
>
> I cannot reproduce that. Please file a
On 12/5/22 09:52, Yves Maurischat wrote:
- 'Follow symbol under cursor' for signals in a *.cpp does not jump to the
header where the signal was declared but to the *.moc files instead
I cannot reproduce that. Please file a bug report with an example project.
- 'Refactoring -> Rename Symbol
I also noticed a few things:
- 'Follow symbol under cursor' for signals in a *.cpp does not jump to the
header where the signal was declared but to the *.moc files instead
- 'Refactoring -> Rename Symbol under cursor' does not include headers anymore,
instead you have to check them on in the
