Hi,
thanks for the great program. My all time favorite replacer.
I just upgraded to 1.1 and see it has a batch feature. But I could not figure out how to use it. Could you please give some more detailed instructions on it?
Thanks.
Art
Batches
TC looks amazing and very useful. Thanks!
Would help me if the readme that mentions "find/replace pairs which have been saved in the library" describes how to save one. Or how to modify a library expression already saved. Also, perhaps instead of using two terms ("library expression" and "find/replace pair") it would be clearer to use just one throughout - if equivalent.
Another thought - how about including a click-to-insert ASCII table comparable to the one in the Tools menu of PsPad...perhaps adding a Unicode column?
Paul
Would help me if the readme that mentions "find/replace pairs which have been saved in the library" describes how to save one. Or how to modify a library expression already saved. Also, perhaps instead of using two terms ("library expression" and "find/replace pair") it would be clearer to use just one throughout - if equivalent.
Another thought - how about including a click-to-insert ASCII table comparable to the one in the Tools menu of PsPad...perhaps adding a Unicode column?
Paul
My problem is same as Art. I couldn't figure out how to use batch tool. I have thousands of files in different folders. I tried to find and replace text in one of these folders, but it takes a lot of time. First TC fidns the text, then when I hit the replace button, it again takes a lot of time. That's fine, but is it possible to execute these commands by using like a dos command prompt and leave?
What I mean is this. I want to specificy folder names and the text that I want to find and replace in these folders. So TC will first look at the first folder, complete find/replace, and then it will look at the second folder, complete a find/replace specific to that folder and so on. Can this be done? If so, I can just write commands and start the process and leave the computer. Thank you for any help.