Formatter that does regexp replacement. To use this formatter, a two-part argument must be given. The parts are separated by a comma. To indicate the comma character, use an escape sequence: , For inserting newlines and tabs in arguments, use \n and \t, respectively. The first part is the regular expression to search for. Remember that any commma character must be preceded by a backslash, and consequently a literal backslash must be written as a pair of backslashes. A description of Java regular expressions can be found at: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html The second part is the text to replace all matches with. For instance:

\format[Replace(and,&)]{\author} will output the "author" field after replacing all occurences of "and" by "&"

\format[Replace(\s,_)]{\author} will output the "author" field after replacing all whitespace by underscores.

\format[Replace(\,,;)]{\author} will output the "author" field after replacing all commas by semicolons.