Hi!
<br>
<br>I have the following problem: I'm programming in C language and I'd like
<br>to substitute every occurence of &quot;my_type&quot; with &quot;another_type&quot;. So I'd like
<br>&quot;my_type *mine;&quot; to become &quot;another_type *mine;&quot; and so on, but NOT
<br>&quot;my_type_2 *mine;&quot; to become &quot;another_type_2 *mine;&quot;! I've tried the following:
<br>
<br>(query-replace-regexp &quot;\\bmy_type\\b&quot; &quot;another_type&quot; nil nil nil)
<br>
<br>but the problem is that \b seems to include words terminating with '_'...
<br>any idea?
<br>
<br>Thanks!
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