on 8/7/00 6:46 AM, Dave Peat wrote: > We have a couple of MACs, one has BBEdit 5.0, the other has 5.1 Demo, and > another , which is older, I haven't verified which version yet but it is > probably an older version. We have only found how to do it on a file-by-file > basis. Are you aware of a way to do it in a batch mode or something similar? > Thanks EVERYONE for the helpful tips! > Dave in the 'find' dialog, check the box that says multi-file search near the bottom. there is a popup called 'folder', select 'other' to browse for a folder to go through. it's very cool, you can search nested folders too and restrict it to certain file types and extensions. when you click replace all it goes through every file in the folder. test things by doing a find all first. Once you get the hang of grep you become data Superman ;-) bbedit is one of the major things that keeps me on the mac as my desktop. I have high hopes for gedit but it's not there yet. for anyone who cares, the docs for mod_rewrite in apache have a great cheat sheet for grep - a.k.a. regular expressions Gavin > >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/03/00 11:00PM >>> > on 8/2/00 1:31 PM, Dave A. Peat II wrote: > >> Hello, >> I am moving a website from NT/IIS to UNIX. NT is not case sensative, UNIX >> is. >> Can someone tell me of an easy way, possibly a script or utility of some >> kind, >> to do two things: >> 1. Change all file names (some are uppercase and some are lowercase) to ALL >> lowercase. >> 2. Change all tags within htm files (<A HREF=...>) that is, the path and >> file >> name , to lowerecase. For example, <A HREF="InfoSys/P_Directory/Index.htm"> >> to <A HREF="infosys/p_directory/index.htm"> >> Thanks in advance... >> Dave >> > > easiest way: find a mac and to it in 1 minute with bbedit. > > > there may be some filters for things like this in gedit in gnome > > you can always write a script that uses grep - I'll bet someone has one > > Gavin >
