> pathological cases, but I'm more than 90% there. I think I understand
> most of the regex, but I'm not familiar with the \%. Looking through
> the help didn't help me understand this particular usage.
It's \%(...\) which is a non-capturing group:
:help /\%(
Assuming the contained quotes always come in pairs, you might be
able to do something like
:%s/\(^\|,\)"\zs\%([^"]\|"[^",]*"\)*\ze"/\=substitute(submatch(0),
'"', '""', 'g')/g
which should handle some of the more pathological conditions. It
does have the limitation that the contained quote can't contain a
comma:
...,"she said, "goodbye, John" and walked away", ...
-tim
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