How about if you want to add some text say “Yousuff” at the end of all the word which started with the string passion.
Sample TEXT:
passionsoft.blogspot.com was moved to passion4java.blogspot.com. passion4java.blogspot.com has lot of post related java language. This is all related to passion. Passion is what matters than success and failure.
Here we can’t use direct find/replace, so how do that? I was solving this previously by going manually to all the word which has passion and start appending at the end.. Which I really HATE to do i.e if we have a text called “passion4java,passionsoft,passion!@#”, all has different value but starts with the string “passion”… I should not loose the text which are after the word passion and it is different for every word… So go about this??
I believing there should be some way where you can overcome this using regular expression, later I found the Grouping command using regular expression which will group the pattern and word which are inside the pattern can be reused
Example:
Find text: passion([0-9A-Za-z]*)
Replace text passion$1#--Yousuff--#
It reduced most of my manual text changes , and I thought of share same with all..
Please leave your comments if you find anything interesting :)
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