regular expression used to conver to upper case

[Franky]

This should be easy to find but I've been looking and looking at the doc and
can't find it. Maybe it can't be done.

In the IDE editors find/replace I want to use regular expression to change
the first letter after "Dim " to lower case.

e.g Dim Tmp to Dim tmp

can you show me the replace string.

I believe the Find string is: Dim {[a-z]}

correct?

and the replace string is someting like

Dim \1

which changes nothing so it needs someting after the \1 to cause the
conversion to upper case.
Thanks

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Franky,

Why don't you try it?

Cor

" Franky" <fr***********@a-znet.comschreef in bericht
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This should be easy to find but I've been looking and looking at the doc
and can't find it. Maybe it can't be done.

In the IDE editors find/replace I want to use regular expression to change
the first letter after "Dim " to lower case.

e.g Dim Tmp to Dim tmp

can you show me the replace string.

I believe the Find string is: Dim {[a-z]}

correct?

and the replace string is someting like

Dim \1

which changes nothing so it needs someting after the \1 to cause the
conversion to upper case.
Thanks

[Franky]

try what?

I have tried various things. Seems I saw < someplace means upper case in a
different OS but it didn't work for me.

"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <no************@planet.nlwrote in message
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Franky,

Why don't you try it?

Cor

" Franky" <fr***********@a-znet.comschreef in bericht
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>This should be easy to find but I've been looking and looking at the doc
and can't find it. Maybe it can't be done.

In the IDE editors find/replace I want to use regular expression to
change the first letter after "Dim " to lower case.

e.g Dim Tmp to Dim tmp

can you show me the replace string.

I believe the Find string is: Dim {[a-z]}

correct?

and the replace string is someting like

Dim \1

which changes nothing so it needs someting after the \1 to cause the
conversion to upper case.
Thanks