How to replace the comma sign of floating point numbers

[franco_fxp]

Hi, everybody, one question: how to replace this (some commas)

wp_pos=(995,6089,0,8311,-262,6691)

to

wp_pos=(995.6089,0.8311,-262.6691)

I have over 400 lines in just one file txt.
Thanks

[Bego]

Hi,

what is the rule ?
Seems to be "change when value is between 0 and 1).
Replace with new stype perl regexp:
"([^0-9])0([,)])"
with:
"\10."

changes:
wp_pos=(0,6089,0,8311,-260,6691)
to:
wp_pos=(0.6089,0.8311,-260,6691)


rds Bego

[Mofi]

Hm, it looks like x,y,z coordinates with floating point numbers with wrong comma sign.

Try this UltraEdit style regular expression:

Find: ^(wp_pos=(-++[0-9]+^),^(-++[0-9]+,-++[0-9]+^),^(-++[0-9]+,-++[0-9]+^),^(-++[0-9]+)^)
Replace: ^1.^2.^3.^4

Or this one for Unix/Perl style:

Find: (wp_pos=\(-*\d+),(-*\d+,-*\d+),(-*\d+,-*\d+),(-*\d+\))
Replace: \1.\2.\3.\4


Note: I modified the subject of this thread to a much better and hopefully correct one.

[Bego]

Hi Mofi,

aint the rule just: replace "non-number, zero, komma " with "non-number, zero, point" ?

rds Bego

[franco_fxp]

Thank you guys!, the new subject is correct, they are xyz coordinates, now I'will try.
Franco