User: SilentHunter4 -- 2010-07-12 << 562 564 >> |
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Type: Advanced search and replace |
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Description: |
I always keep 100 html files in hand,and update a "seed" file day by day,after I update the seed, I need to copy the change to all 100 html files,these changes are the same,just add some paragraphs,but since these paragraphs are here and there in the seeds,I would like to know how to copy the changes at one time to all files. |
Input Sample: |
Today, I add some paragraph to my seed file: <tr><td>I would like a cup of coffee.</td></tr> . . . . maybe after n lines, another added paragraph: <tr><td>I hate the hot wheather.</tr></td> . . . and so on. |
Output Sample: |
I need these changes be transfered to all 100 html files,changes would be all the same, those added paragraphs are the same, the only problem is they are not at one place,but located in different positions in the seed file. |
Answer: |
Hint: You need to Download and install "Replace Pioneer" on windows platform to finish following steps. |
For example, if you need to add <span>...</span> after the second <p...</p>, and add <a href....</a> after the third <p...</p>: 1. open "Tools->Batch Runner" menu 2. drag all html files from "Windows File Browser" to "Batch Runner" window 3. click "Fast Replace" button, click "Add" and fill following in "Find" entry: fill following in "Replace" entry: click "OK". 4. make sure "regular expression" options are selected and click "start", all files will be replaced according to the regular expression you have entered here. Note: in "Fast Replace" regular expression, all the special symbol must be leaded by a backslash "\", for example, "</p>" will be "<\/p>" |
Screenshot 1: Fast_Replace_Window |