SOLVED: How to find?

[Debugger]

.{1} [a-z]

For example, find:
Sam nie wierzyłem. przykład

Skip:
Sam nie wierzyłem. Przykład
Sam nie wierzyłem... Przykład
Sam nie wierzyłem... przykład

[therube]

?

case:przy & escape the \.

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\.{1} [a-z]

This regex is not completely correct because it finds:

uwierz... pogrąż się w moim szaleństwie... nie

and I want only one dot in the text

uwierz. pogrąż się w moim szaleństwie. nie

[vanisk]

Something like this?

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regex:[^\.]\.\s[a-z]

[therube]

Do you need regex: ?

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". "   !".. "

(And I knew I should have copy/paste your code, as I had missed the <space> in there.
And with that, looks like the regex: would have needed a ", so regex:"\.{1} [a-z]")

[Debugger]

Something like this?

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regex:[^\.]\.\s[a-z]

You've helped me a lot, I can now improve a lot of text.

therube - Big thanks.

[therube]

Heh.

I was trying something funky like:

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uw ". " regex:[^(\.{2})]

Which is not correct.

And once you see the answer, something so "logical", you then say, no why didn't I think of that!
not dot, dot, space, letter.
(One day I'll have to try to understand regex.)