If you're using CFEclipse or, I think Homsite supported this as well,
you can run a find and replace operation against a set of project
files. The find can specify a regex and the replace can include
backreferences, if necessary.
On 2/11/07, AJ Mercer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have a
Hi All,
I have a lot of cflocations in my application and I want to modify the URL
attribute
from:cflocation url=#ATTRIBUTES.url# addtoken=no
to:cflocation url=#urlSessionFormat(ATTRIBUTES.url)# addtoken=no
first off, any one know of an easy why to do it?
I am in the process of writing a
reFind finds only one occurrence at a time. You need to loop over the
file contents, doing the reFind() until the find doesn't find
anything.
On 2/12/07, AJ Mercer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have a lot of cflocations in my application and I want to modify the URL
attribute
I can now confirm that :-)
Thought it might have been my regex
Now have
cfset x = refindNoCase('(CFLOCATION URL=)([^]*)([^]*)', fileContents,
startPos,true) /
This returns a struct of arrays
with array element 0 being the complete string
but even better, elements 1-3 corresponding to the
Interesting... using cf to modify cf files from a programming point of view.
If you're not talking about gb of files, I'd use an app designed for the job.
Despite my confidence in my own programming, somehow I don't think I'd ever
write a script to open every cf file, do a search and replace,
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