I wrote:
The new ".session" format is incompatible with the old ".ses" files
and there is no upgrade utility.
It is quite trivial to write a script to convert them.
Perhaps a little Lua script inside SciTE would be the most universal?
I can try if the format shown on the tracker won't change. If somebody
else try also, he has a good chance of succeeding before I begin... :-)
Well, perhaps not...
-- Convert .ses file loaded in current buffer
-- to a .session file in .properties format
function ConvertSesFile()
local session, bufferNb = '', 1
for line in AllLines() do
local pos, path, bCurrent = 0, '', false
_, _, pos, path = string.find(line, "<pos=(-?%d+)> (.*)")
pos = tonumber(pos)
if pos < 0 then
pos = -pos
bCurrent = true
end
session = session .. 'buffer.' .. bufferNb .. '.path=' .. path ..
'buffer.' .. bufferNb .. '.position=' .. pos .. '\n'
if bCurrent then
session = session .. 'buffer.' .. bufferNb .. '.current=1\n\n'
else
session = session .. '\n'
end
bufferNb = bufferNb + 1
end
-- Replace whole text with result
editor:BeginUndoAction()
-- Overwrite buffer content with converted lines
editor:SetText(session)
-- Operation can be cancelled with a single Undo
editor:EndUndoAction()
end
--[[
buffer.1.path=c:\SciTE\src-session\scite\src\SciTEBuffers.cxx
buffer.1.position=395
buffer.1.current=1
]]
-- Utilities functions:
-- Iterator
function AllLines()
local currentLineNb = -1
local totalLineNb = editor.LineCount
return function ()
currentLineNb = currentLineNb + 1
if currentLineNb < totalLineNb then
return editor:GetLine(currentLineNb)
end
end
end
One has to do a Save As command after the conversion, to add sion to the
extension... Unless it can be done in Lua too.
--
Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
-- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr
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