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I have a text with several paragraphs.
For each of them I trying to find the following combinations, and put before them a particular character: [space][one italic character] should become: §[found text] [one italic character][space][one non italic character] should become: @[found text] for example "Aaaaa bbbb cccc" should become "Aaaa§ bbbb@ cccc" Any idea? thanks in advance |
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