I have a batch configuration I run from time to time to edit code.
In the code, I have these 2 lines that appear like this:
SR:SC20050BOX
PR:3120001
...and this:
SR:SC20050BOX
PR:3120002
...and this:
SR:SC20050BOX
PR:3120003
...and so on. The last 3 digits of the "PR" line is a counter, basically. The numbers are unique, are always 3 digits, but not necessarily in numerical order.
I need to change the letters "BOX" to the 3-digits from the end of the "PR" line, so I end up with this instead:
SR:SC20050001
PR:3120001
SR:SC20050002
PR:3120002
SR:SC20050003
PR:3120003
Can AF&R do this? And how?
Batch replace: Grab characters from elsewhere in the source?
Hi,
This is too easy task for AFR
Go to Batch Replace tab. Check ON "Use regular expressions"
Put search/replace pair:
Search for:
SR:SC20050BOX\r\nPR:3120(\d{3})
Replace with:
SR:SC20050$1\r\nPR:3120$1
That's all.
In this example we supposed that line delimiters are \r\n (usually used in Windows) and the text SR:SC20050BOX occupies whole line.
This is too easy task for AFR
Go to Batch Replace tab. Check ON "Use regular expressions"
Put search/replace pair:
Search for:
SR:SC20050BOX\r\nPR:3120(\d{3})
Replace with:
SR:SC20050$1\r\nPR:3120$1
That's all.
In this example we supposed that line delimiters are \r\n (usually used in Windows) and the text SR:SC20050BOX occupies whole line.