Hmm, since others can not repo this, I suspect I'm doing something
slightly different than they are (or perhaps I'm completely mis-
understanding how Find & Replace are supposed to work).
So here is an extremely explicit test procedure. I will attach screen
shots showing the OO windows before and after.
Chris & WeatherGod, would you please try this exact scenario?
PROCEDURE:
1. Start oocalc from the command line with an existing .ods document
2. Tools->Macros->OrganizeMacros->oenoffice.org Basic...
3. In the "Macro from" pane, specify some module you can edit (under My
Macros, for example)
4. Click Edit
5. Paste in the following code:
Sub Foo
Dim i as Integer
MsgBoxx("Blah")
MsgBoxx("Blah")
MsgBoxx("Blah")
i = 123
End Sub
6. Select (highlight with left-mouse-button) several lines including the
lines containing MsgBoxx
7. Control-F (opens Find & Replace dialog)
8 Set "Search for" field to "(......)x" without quotes
Set "Replace with" to "$1" without quotes
[Click 'More Options' if necessary to open drop-down]
Check 'Regular expressions'
Check "Current selection only"
(only those 2 check-boxes checked)
9. Click Replace
What should happen is "MsgBoxx" is changed to "MsgBox". What actually
happens on my system is they are changed to "$1x"
Please see attached screen shots and compare with what you see.
Thanks.
** Attachment added: "Screen shot after clicking 'Replace All' showing
unexpected results"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34753329/FindReplAfterReplaceAll.png
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$1 etc. do not work in Replace of Find & Replace
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/465323
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