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=== Replace in file === | === Replace in file === | ||
${textreplace::ReplaceInFile} "[InputFile]" "[OuputFile]" "[ReplaceIt]" "[ReplaceWith]" "[Options]" $var | '''${textreplace::ReplaceInFile} "[InputFile]" "[OuputFile]" "[ReplaceIt]" "[ReplaceWith]" "[Options]" $var''' | ||
"[InputFile]" - Input file | :"[InputFile]" - Input file | ||
"[OutputFile]" - Output file, can be equal to InputFile | :"[OutputFile]" - Output file, can be equal to InputFile | ||
"[ReplaceIt]" - String to replace or pointer to the buffer if used option /PI=1 | :"[ReplaceIt]" - String to replace or pointer to the buffer if used option /PI=1 | ||
"[ReplaceWith]" - Replace with this string or pointer to the buffer if used option /PO=1 | :"[ReplaceWith]" - Replace with this string or pointer to the buffer if used option /PO=1 | ||
"[Options]" - Replace options | :"[Options]" - Replace options | ||
:: /S=[0|1] | |||
::: /S=0 - Case insensitive (default) | |||
::: /S=1 - Case sensitive (faster) | |||
:: /C=[1|0] | |||
::: /C=1 - Copy the file if no changes made (default) | |||
::: /C=0 - Don't copy the file if no changes made | |||
:: /AI=[1|0] | |||
::: /AI=1 - Copy attributes from the InputFile to OutputFile (default) | |||
::: /AI=0 - Don't copy attributes | |||
:: /AO=[0|1] | |||
::: /AO=0 - Don't change OutputFile attributes (error "-9" possible) (default) | |||
::: /AO=1 - Change OutputFile attributes to normal before writting | |||
:: /PI=[0|1] | |||
::: /PI=0 - ReplaceIt is a string (default) | |||
::: /PI=1 - ReplaceIt is a pointer to the text buffer | |||
:: /PO=[0|1] | |||
::: /PO=0 - ReplaceWith is a string (default) | |||
::: /PO=1 - ReplaceWith is a pointer to the text buffer | |||
:$var number of replacements | |||
:: -1 ReplaceIt pointer is incorrect | |||
:: -2 ReplaceWith pointer is incorrect | |||
:: -3 ReplaceIt string is empty | |||
:: -4 can't open input file for reading | |||
:: -5 can't get file size of the input file | |||
:: -6 can't allocate buffer for input file text | |||
:: -7 can't read input file | |||
:: -8 input file is binary or wide character Unicode file | |||
:: -9 can't open output file for writting | |||
:: -10 can't allocate buffer for output file text | |||
:: -11 can't write to the output file | |||
=== Put text file contents to the buffer === | === Put text file contents to the buffer === | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 8 January 2016
| Author: Instructor (talk, contrib) |
Links
Download v1.5:
Textreplace.zip (33 KB)
Discussion:
Forum thread
Description
Features:
- Fast search/replacement in text file
- Case sensitive/insensitive replacement
- Supports strings and pointers to the buffer
- If no changes possible, output file will be untouched
- Checks if input file is a binary file
Docs
Taken from the Readme.txt (TextReplace NSIS plugin v1.5)
Search in file
${textreplace::FindInFile} "[InputFile]" "[FindIt]" "[Options]" $var
- "[InputFile]" - Input file
- "[FindIt]" - String to find or pointer to the buffer if used option /PI=1
- "[Options]" - Search options
- /S=[0|1]
- /S=0 - Case insensitive (default)
- /S=1 - Case sensitive (faster)
- /PI=[0|1]
- /PI=0 - FindIt is a string (default)
- /PI=1 - FindIt is a pointer to the text buffer
- /S=[0|1]
- $var number of founded strings
- -3 ReplaceIt string is empty
- -4 can't open input file for reading
- -5 can't get file size of the input file
- -6 can't allocate buffer for input file text
- -7 can't read input file
- -8 input file is binary or wide character Unicode file
Replace in file
${textreplace::ReplaceInFile} "[InputFile]" "[OuputFile]" "[ReplaceIt]" "[ReplaceWith]" "[Options]" $var
- "[InputFile]" - Input file
- "[OutputFile]" - Output file, can be equal to InputFile
- "[ReplaceIt]" - String to replace or pointer to the buffer if used option /PI=1
- "[ReplaceWith]" - Replace with this string or pointer to the buffer if used option /PO=1
- "[Options]" - Replace options
- /S=[0|1]
- /S=0 - Case insensitive (default)
- /S=1 - Case sensitive (faster)
- /C=[1|0]
- /C=1 - Copy the file if no changes made (default)
- /C=0 - Don't copy the file if no changes made
- /AI=[1|0]
- /AI=1 - Copy attributes from the InputFile to OutputFile (default)
- /AI=0 - Don't copy attributes
- /AO=[0|1]
- /AO=0 - Don't change OutputFile attributes (error "-9" possible) (default)
- /AO=1 - Change OutputFile attributes to normal before writting
- /PI=[0|1]
- /PI=0 - ReplaceIt is a string (default)
- /PI=1 - ReplaceIt is a pointer to the text buffer
- /PO=[0|1]
- /PO=0 - ReplaceWith is a string (default)
- /PO=1 - ReplaceWith is a pointer to the text buffer
- /S=[0|1]
- $var number of replacements
- -1 ReplaceIt pointer is incorrect
- -2 ReplaceWith pointer is incorrect
- -3 ReplaceIt string is empty
- -4 can't open input file for reading
- -5 can't get file size of the input file
- -6 can't allocate buffer for input file text
- -7 can't read input file
- -8 input file is binary or wide character Unicode file
- -9 can't open output file for writting
- -10 can't allocate buffer for output file text
- -11 can't write to the output file
Put text file contents to the buffer
${textreplace::FillReadBuffer} "[File]" $var
"[File]" - Input file
$var pointer to the buffer
-4 can't open input file for reading
-5 can't get file size of the input file
-6 can't allocate buffer for input file text
-7 can't read input file
-8 input file is binary or wide character Unicode file
Free buffer
${textreplace::FreeReadBuffer} "[Pointer]"
"[Pointer]" - Pointer to the buffer
Unload plugin
${textreplace::Unload}
