XML and HTML templates

1. Create an HTML file and paste the following code:

   HTML code
    {...}

2. From the main menu, select Edit | Find | Search Structurally.

3. From the Language list, select HTML.

4. Paste the following string to the Search template field:

   <$tag$ $attribute$="$value$">

5. Click the $tag$ variable.

6. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Text and type li in the value field.

   If the filter panel is not visible, click the Toggle Modifier Panel icon.

   

7. Click the $attribute$ variable.

8. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Text and type id in the value field.

9. Click the $value$ variable.

10. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Text and type \d+ in the value field.

    The \d+ regular expression limits search results to numeric values. So, the line with the id="a" will be filtered out.

11. Without switching the focus from the filter panel, click the Add button, select Script and paste the following code:

    value.getText().replaceAll (/"/, '').toInteger() > 2

    The script reads the content of the $value$ variable and returns it as a string (for example, "1"). Then the script replaces all the quotes and converts the string value to integer and compares it with 2.

    

note

To switch between different selection scopes, select the necessary value from the Target list. For example, to select the whole line that matches the template, select Complete match.

1. Create an HTML file and paste the following code:

   HTML code
    {...}

2. From the main menu, select Edit | Find | Replace Structurally.

3. From the Language list, select HTML.

4. Paste the following string to the Search template field:

   <$tag$ $attribute$="$value$">

5. Select the Match case checkbox.

6. Click the $tag$ variable.

7. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Text and type li in the value field.

8. Click the $attribute$ variable.

9. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Text and type class in the value field.

10. Click the $value$ variable.

11. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Text and type [A-Z].* in the value field.

    The [A-Z].* regular expression limits search results to uppercase values.

12. From the Target list, select value. This procedure highlights all the uppercase values of the class attribute.

13. In the Replace template field, paste the $to_lower_case$ variable.

14. Click the $to_lower_case$ variable.

15. In the filter panel, click Add modifier, select Script and paste the following code:

    value.getText().toLowerCase()

    

16. Click Find.

17. In the Find tool window, preview the found results and click Replace All.