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1. How to use Visual Studio Find and Replace to convert upper-case char to lower-case with Regex    stackoverflow.com

Here are my Find What reg-ex which matches all of those I'm going to grab.

<{_}{[A-Z\s+]}{[a-z0-9]*}>

2. how to replace a char in char *    stackoverflow.com

total newbie here. i was trying to replace a character in char * but my program gives error

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    char *mystring ="love is alweys better ...

3. const char *Str_Replace(const char *c, const char *sub, const char *s3)    bytes.com

You need to create the output string -- you can't merely alter input string s1. Why do I say that? The first reason is that the s1 parameter is declared as a const char *, which means that the content of the string can't be changed. The second reason is that the output string can be longer than the input string ...

4. Replacing one char by another in char *    forums.devshed.com

5. char* replace charaters?    forums.devshed.com

I see your point now. This behavior is platform dependent, and somewhat dependent on compiler settings. In the old DOS days, when there wasn't "protected" memory, this led to such novel ideas as "self-modifying programs" which could poke hand assembled machine code into the executable sections. It's true that a string constant CAN be stored in a section of memory under ...

6. Replacing argv[0] with a char*    daniweb.com

Sorry, I forgot to mention about the argv. Argv[0] is originally the program name, but after dealing with flags, the program does some magic (that I haven't really tried to figure out because it doesn't really affect the outcome) that ends up with argv[0] as the url. The original program modified the argv strings. I'm trying to use another variable and ...

7. search and replace in a char*    tek-tips.com