I have a word "life" used several times in my document. By Ctrl+F I can write "life" replace to "\index{life}" and select REPLACE ALL.
However if I do this Lyx recognize this pattern as text.
Can I write in the field something like "Ctrl+L \index{life}"? I know in this way it doesn'work.
- Replace to: Add a regular expression?
- Write a code: Use active characters?
Is it possible to do this process by a special code?
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Re: How to replace one specific word into Latex Code?
Welcome to the forum!
You could use any text editor with search & replace on the .lyx document file, since it's text format. If you are not sure, try it on a copy of the original file.
Stefan
You could use any text editor with search & replace on the .lyx document file, since it's text format. If you are not sure, try it on a copy of the original file.
Stefan
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How to replace one specific word into Latex Code?
In Advanced Find you can:fluorescein wrote: Can I write in the field something like "Ctrl+L \index{life}"?
Edit > Find & Replace (Advanced)