🤦 U+1F926 (https://emojipedia.org/face-palm/)

even easily understandable for me :-D

and i still call it a typo !!! ;-)

btw: we’ve just hijacked another thread … but it’s fun from time to time 👍

if you hear or see something so stupid, that you have to hit your face with your open hand, it’s called a face palm

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I think a possible explanation for facepalm is “I can’t believe I did that”. In the usage above, making a mistake in the regex you are trying to explain the meaning of yields that reaction.

(－‸ლ)

😂

glad you’re in a good mood, i was worried a bit, and i tend to ask freely.

Nono…mood is fine. You seem like a humorous guy, with all the emojis, thought you’d like the “facepalm” thing. Sorry. Certainly didn’t intend to offend.

i’d call it a typo …
you’re not in a good mood today, am i right ?

(s.h)

Facepalm! :)

you’re welcome.

here’s a little explanation to get you started using regex so that you can easily adapt them for your needs:

search what:

(s.h):
the first is the beginning text that you are searching for
the brackets ( and ) define a string buffer, which will be available at the replace as variable $1.
every time you enclose another section in brackets, you will create a new string buffer variable $2 and so on.

(.*?):
this states that the text in between your beginning and the end can be anything with any length.
it’s content will be reflected as $2

(\():
this marks your end search character ( where you want to stop converting to lower case.
note: this looks weird, but it’s basically a ( bracket in between two brackets.
to make sure it is interpreted as text and not as a bracket that opens another buffer, it has to be “escaped” marked with a preceeding \.
it’s easier to read if some spaces are inserted: ( \( )

replace with:

$1\L$2$3

this needs almost no further information.
the string buffer variables $1 $2 and $2 are put together without spaces, and \L before $2 converts the second string variable to lower case

THX

you can easily do this by using a regex search/replace in notepad++

find what: (sh.)(.*?)(\()
replace with: $1\L$2$3
search mode: regular expression

gives you:

sh.wetter.darksky.currently.windspeed.beaufort_string("Windstille")
sh.tankstellen.metro_eibach.diesel(element['diesel'])

as result