Josiah,
Yes, you are right the split is a case-sensitive operator and also con not
distinguish punctuation!
So, as expected, it makes a difference between for example these two words:
"desk" and "desk."
I think the best way to add the JS replace function into TW String
operation, this make a much simpler search-replace.
I still stick to Tiddlywiki filters and try to not use Javascript.
--Mohammad
On Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 3:36:33 PM UTC+3:30, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> Ciao Mohammad
>
> Great that you get to see what is going on in search and replace! Makes is
> much more viable to use!
>
> Couple of issues ...
>
> -- Is there anyway that the FIRST or LAST word in a paragraph could be
> changed with "whole words" switched on?
>
> At the moment you *have to switch off whole words for that to work*.
>
>
> -- Test on repeated SINGLE CHARACTERS can give unexpected results...
>
> Set: whole words off. Search value="[". Replace value="BRACKET". You
> get this which shows the issue ...
>
> The first result is wrong. The second is correct.
>
>
>
> [image: {3415454F-95C0-4683-826B-BB6E4F893465}.png.jpg]
>
> Very best wishes
> Josiah
>
> Mohammad wrote:
>>
>> This is an attempt to search and replace in tiddler text.
>>
>> 1. Give me your feedback
>>
>>
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