Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 100436
Smarter find/replace keep uppercase first letter
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:42:31 UTC
From the Ubuntu bug report: " I use find/replace tool. And want to replace "fourth" to "fifth", for example. If there is a word "Fourth" with a big first letter, it replaces to "fifth". And I want to get "Fifth", case sensitive. I hope, I translated normally. -- Use the 'match case' option in find/replace (my response to user) -- No, it doesn't help. It will be find just exactly word with this option. And again, if I enter the word "fourth" to the "Find" field with 'match case' option, the word "Fourth", "foUrth" etc. will not be find. And I want to find all possibilities of word with differrent letter case in it and replace them to the similar word from "replace to" field. For example, "fourth" -> "fifth", "Fourth" -> "Fifth", using ONE replacing operation, how it can be made in MS Word. You may try and look, how it works there. Thanks. "
TM->requirements: please have a look, thanks !