I have a glyph named: dotlessi.tail.alt
When I apply a search regex:
(.+).(.+).(.+)
Replace:
\1.\2\3
Instead of becoming dotlessi.tailalt it became idotless.tailalt — that is not what I expect it to do.
I have a glyph named: dotlessi.tail.alt
When I apply a search regex:
(.+).(.+).(.+)
Replace:
\1.\2\3
Instead of becoming dotlessi.tailalt it became idotless.tailalt — that is not what I expect it to do.
That’s because you didn’t specify the period as THE period. If you really mean the period, you need a backslash before it.
As Tosche says, it should be:
(.+)\.(.+)\.(.+)
Sorry my mistake in my original post, I didn’t realise I had to escape slash in my forum post.
When I applied the Find and Replace I actually did specify
(.+)\.(.+)\.(.+)
If I had used “(.+).(.+).(.+)” this would have been the result, not idotless.tailalt:
I couldn’t escape backslash either in this forum. In my case it worked just fine (I had to use custom naming though, so should you if you want to use dotlessi)
Thanks I realise “Use custom naming” had to be enabled.