Thank you, sir, for your fantastic LaTeX tutorials! Your clear, step-by-step guidance has made learning LaTeX so much easier and enjoyable. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos-they’ve been incredibly helpful for my projects. Please keep up the great work! 🙏
Regarding the current video, I have found that we can change the doi field using a regular expression, even for extensive documents (many Bibtex entries). Here is my solution. (As far as I have encountered, five search strings are possible.) Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+.\d+.\d+)\} Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+\d+-\d+-\d+-\w+)\} Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+.\w+.\d+.\d+)\} Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+.\w+.\d+.\w+\d+)\} Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+-\d+-\d+-\d+-\w+)\} Replace String $1 = $2 Please make a video on how to use macros in TexStudio and how they are helpful for the work.
Thank you, sir, for your fantastic LaTeX tutorials! Your clear, step-by-step guidance has made learning LaTeX so much easier and enjoyable. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos-they’ve been incredibly helpful for my projects. Please keep up the great work! 🙏
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Regarding the current video, I have found that we can change the doi field using a regular expression, even for extensive documents (many Bibtex entries). Here is my solution.
(As far as I have encountered, five search strings are possible.)
Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+.\d+.\d+)\}
Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+\d+-\d+-\d+-\w+)\}
Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+.\w+.\d+.\d+)\}
Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+.\w+.\d+.\w+\d+)\}
Search string (note) = \{(\d+.\d+/\w+-\d+-\d+-\d+-\w+)\}
Replace String $1 = $2
Please make a video on how to use macros in TexStudio and how they are helpful for the work.