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SELECT Name AS [Object Name], Switch([Type]=5,'Query',[Type]=-32768,'Form',[Type]=6,'Table') AS [Object Type], Switch([Type]=5,1,[Type]=-32768,2,[Type] In (1,4,6),6) AS [Object Type ID], Left(Name,4) as Prefix, LTrim(RTrim(Mid([Name],5,30))) as Suffix SELECT "Amy's code is righteous.", left("abc",1), right('source code',4), "Bill's code has been righteous too." ---------- End goal is to replace all commas in SQL SELECT clause with comma+linefeed but ignore commas inside parenthesis (which may be nested). \((?:[^()]++|(?R))*\) This expression will find all of the nested parentheis using recursion. I want to do one of these two options: a) Replace all commas in the matched groups with the pipe "|" character, then with two simple StrReplace() calls: replace all commas with comma+linefeed, then replace all | with comma. OR b) Select all text that is not in the matched group and replace commas with comma+linefeed. I'm using AutoHotkey and the RegExReplace() function.
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