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put space before each capital located between <title></title> tags

Replies: 2 | Posted by: Sebastiz on 5/6/2012 | Category: Regular Expression Forums | Views: 408 | Status: [Member] | Points: 10  
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I have a load of webpages. Each has a title tag. The problem is that the title is a load of words that have all merged together. Eaach word does start with a capital.

eg

<title>TheCatSatOnTheMat</title>

Some of them have acronyms eg <title>IBDTheCatSatOnTheMat</title>

I would like to keep continuous capitals as one word, but if preceeded by a lower case letter (or by <title>) I would like there to be a whitespace.

Can anyone help?


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Siva524
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Posted on: 5/7/2012 6:28:54 AM 		Level: Starter | Status: [Member] | Points: 25

one solution is
generally title name must have space between the words
so one idea is 
<title>

<h1>The&nbsp;Cat&nbsp;Sat&nbsp;On&nbsp;The&nbsp;Mat&nbsp;</h1>

</title>

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Posted on: 5/7/2012 8:04:45 AM 		Level: Starter | Status: [Member] | Points: 25

Thanks Siva524. I guess I was asking how to do this rather than alternatives. Anyway I think I've figured it out with a regular expression although I have to re-run the expression to seperate all the names. It is

Find: (?<=\btitle>)(.*?)([a-z])([A-Z])
Replace: $1$2 $3

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