Description: I have a text like …Dann müssen wir "antäuschen", dass der… I use a regex search/replace to change "antäuschen" into „antäuschen“ like so: Find: \b"([:alpha:]+)"\b Replace: „$1“ The replacement yields …Dann müssen wir „$1“, dass der… the word also has a conditional hyphen between n and t. Regex is enabled, as is diacritic-sensitive. Steps to Reproduce: 1. write text like in description 2. enter search and replace pattern, check regex and diacritic 3. find next, replace Actual Results: replacement is „$1“ Expected Results: „antäuschen“ Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: will try latest version, too
Behaviour seems to depend on the conditional hyphen. However, \b"([:alpha:]+[:cntrl:]*[:alpha:]+)"\b doesn’t help, either. Also, since „Replace“ jumps to the next match, I can’t see if the replacement works as expected.
Happens in 25.2.5.2, too.
note also a soft hyphen is not matched by any character regex (".")