| User: michale -- 2010-02-27 << 433 435 >> |
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| Type: Replace text in multiple files |
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| Description: |
| How to replace one content of same files with different contents ? For example. I have 4 txt files, they contains the same word "trust ", right now, I want to replace the 4 files, the results are"trust me", "trust jack", "trust mike", "trust you" Thanks |
| Input Sample: |
| I trust. I have 4 files above |
| Output Sample: |
| The results are: I trust me I trust jack I trust mike I trust you |
| Answer: |
| Hint: You need to Download and install "Replace Pioneer" on windows platform to finish following steps. |
| Assume you need replace file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt, file4.txt, .... 1. First of all, prepare a text file(such as a.txt) that contains your new strings in each line: trust me trust jack trust mike trust you ... 2. Load a.txt into system (1). ctrl-o open a.txt (2). ctrl-h open 'replace' window * set 'Replace Unit' to 'Line' * click 'Advaned' tab set 'Run following at the beginning of replace' to: set 'Run following for each matched' unit to: * click 'Replace', the new strings will be imported into system. 3. Replace all files (1) ctrl-h open 'Replace' window * in 'Search for pattern', enter the string to find: * in 'Replace with pattern', enter following: (2)click 'Batch...' open 'Batch Runner' window. * drag all files(file1.txt, file2.txt, ...) from file browser to 'Batch Runner' window, make sure they have right order. * click 'Batch Replace' button, done |
Screenshot 1: Replace_Window |
Screenshot 2: Replace_Advanced_Window |