I'm looking for a program that....

fogfog
edited September 2013 in Chit chat
thought it might be a good idea for a thread also

I'm after something that does multiple search and replace, over multiple files..the text to search text is from a pre-defined text file (a list of memory locations in my case)

I want to disassemble a few c64 things and assume it'd be quicker just to grab a list of the standard locations , to fill in some basic comments.
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  • edited September 2013
    Have you tried fart?
  • fogfog
    edited September 2013
    partly does it, like more.. I could make a batch file and keep re-calling it , but I'd rather it just loaded it into mem once
  • edited September 2013
    Hairy wrote: »
    Have you tried fart?

    If that doesn't work, try Scrote.
    '79:PrinztronicMicro5500> '83:Spec(48K)> '84:Spec+(kit)> '86:Spec128> '88:ST> '90:A500> '93:A1200> '93:SNES> '95:PS1> '99:PC> '02:PS2> '05:Xbox> '12:Xbox360> '14:PS4 XboxLive:messy73, PSN:mrmessy73, YouTube:mrmessyschannel
  • edited September 2013
    Sorry, I made that up.
    '79:PrinztronicMicro5500> '83:Spec(48K)> '84:Spec+(kit)> '86:Spec128> '88:ST> '90:A500> '93:A1200> '93:SNES> '95:PS1> '99:PC> '02:PS2> '05:Xbox> '12:Xbox360> '14:PS4 XboxLive:messy73, PSN:mrmessy73, YouTube:mrmessyschannel
  • edited September 2013
    I've never used it myself, I just liked the name :)
  • edited September 2013
    On windows wingrep is very useful.
    Something similar is searchmonkey on linux.
  • fogfog
    edited September 2013
    thanks, close but not 100% what I'd like.
  • edited September 2013
    How is the file of changes formatted? It's probably be easiest to just write a PowerShell script to do it.
  • fogfog
    edited September 2013
    ascii source file, surprised no one has done it though, where it can take multiple search/replace things out of a file and apply them to the file to change. hence why I looked for something.. and when I've asked about something, people here come up with good recommendations (e.g. winspy++)

    I can just make a batchfile calling the thing again n again with the few things.
  • edited September 2013
    It's probably because the "Replace X with Y" needs to be in some defined format. And if you have the ability to format data like that, you're probably equally capable of just scripting it.
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