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From: fuchs@it.uka.de (Harald Fuchs)
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Subject: Missing Features in GNU Emacs?
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Date: 9 Feb 90 17:27:04 GMT
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There's a  feature in ex/vi  (*gulp*) that I  need  sometimes and that
seems to be missing in GNU Emacs (Gawk too), namely the \L and \U con-
structs in regular expressions. For example, by
  :%s/\.\(.\)/.\U\1/g
I can change every letter after a period to upper case.
How can I do this with Emacs?

                                                   Harald Fuchs

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