Reputation: 58895
Here is an excerpt of my .py
file:
for i in range(1,nxs-2):
for j in (1, nts-2):
dg_cc(dg,sina,cosa,s,r2tanb,omega,L,n,m,xs[i],ts[k],pd)
dot( dg,F,c1,transa=T )
dot( c1, dg, ansK1, N, N, alpha=2., beta=1. )
# linear buckling part
g = g_cc(m,n,L,xs[i],ts[j],pd)
Bg = fBg(Bg,cosa,s,L,m,n,xs[i],ts[i],pd)
dot( g, Bg, ansK1, T, N, alpha=2., beta=1. )
#
if pd:
fdg0(dg0,sina,cosa,s,r2tanb,omega,L,xs[i],ts[j])
dot( dg0, F, c2, transa=T )
dot( c2, dg, ansK0, N, N, alpha=2., beta=1. )
for i in (1, nxs-2):
for j in range(1,nts-2):
dg_cc(dg,sina,cosa,s,r2tanb,omega,L,n,m,xs[i],ts[n],pd)
dot( dg,F,c1,transa=T )
dot( c1, dg, ansK1, N, N, alpha=2., beta=1. )
# linear buckling part
g = g_cc(m,n,L,xs[i],ts[j],pd)
Bg = fBg(Bg,cosa,s,L,m,n,xs[i],ts[j],pd)
dot( g, Bg, ansK1, T, N, alpha=2., beta=1. )
I have to fix all the typos keeping only ts[j]
and fixing those with ts[i]
or ts[n]
, for example.
How do I build my searching pattern in order to get everywhere where ts[something]
something NOT equal j
?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 6831
Reputation: 31429
If the pattern you wanted to negate was more than one character you could use a negative lookahead. Which matches if the pattern does NOT match the current position.
/ts\[\(j\)\@!.\{-}]
or with very magic
/\vts\[(j)@!.{-}]
Where the pattern being negated if right before @!
in this case the j
. The .{-}
is a non-greedy match that is used to match everything until the next square bracket.
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 123508
The following should work for you:
/ts[[][^j]]
or escaping the [
:
/ts\[[^j]]
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 195059
can you try this, see if it works for your requirement?
/ts\[[^j]\]
Upvotes: 9