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- Thanks for your help, I got it to work !Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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- ultraedit1234
Jul 29, 2005
- I think I got it to run, it went by so quick. When I pass it a filename (using /m,e,1="C:\testfile.txt"), will runing the macro on this file save the changes on this file ? What I want to do is to run the macro on "testfile.txt" and save the changes made to this file (via search/replace) as a new fi...Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Jul 28, 2005
- I think I can do the record of the macro, any example on what the command line would look like to run this ? ThanksPosted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Jul 28, 2005
- I am new to using command line with UltraEdit. What I want to do is run UltraEdit from a command line, pass it a filename and have it search the file for a character and replace that character. Any ideas on how to do this ?Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Jul 27, 2005
- I used Paolo's idea (^c) combined with an idea I had which is to use "ReplInFiles" instead of the regular search and replace to create the following macro which works but unfortunately is still too slow for large numbers of files: InsertMode ColumnModeOff HexOff UnixReOn ReplInFiles MatchCase RegExp...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Jun 21, 2005
- Is it possible to do a batch find/replace in files such that multiple changes are made to multiple files recursively in a folder structure using a predefined table of values in CSV or tab delimited format. For example: Find XXXX >> Replace with YYYYY: ala_88819 >> ala_143047 ala_88818 >> ala_143046 ...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Jun 03, 2005