Re: Emacs regexp/incrementer question

[chris@grierwhite.com (Christopher J. White)]

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>>>>> "tim" == Tim Morley \(remove vegetable for email address\) <Tim> writes:

tim> Does anybody know of a way to include an incrementing number in a
tim> regexp search-and-replace in Emacs? What I want to do is search
tim> for a regexp, and the first time I find it, replace it with "case
tim> 1", the second time replace it with "case 2", etc.

Here's a function that I wrote a while ago...almost what you want.
When run interactively, gives something like:

  Replace [n] skip [1] case1 [2] case2 [3] case3?

Press [n] to skip to next match, [1-3] to replace with the
case1-3, [return] to quit.

Could be modified pretty easily to autoincrement
a value in the replace string.

...cj

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