Noude
15th November 2010 17:09 UTC

LineFind *
  Hello !

I have a problem, my internship will be completed soon and I'm stuck on a very small thing...

In a folder I have a number 'n' a files.xml

In these files I have to replace a line (the 6th) "<storeref refid="st1"/>" by "<storeref refid="store1"/>".

So I'm doing that but it's doesn't work, I have to give a name of file ='(

Section

>${LineFind} "C:\k3\studies\config\studies\*"         ""         "6"     "DeleteLines"

>${LineFind} "C:\k3\studies\config\studies\*"         ""         "6"     "WriteToFile"

>SectionEnd


>Function WriteToFile

FileWrite $R4 "<storeref refid=$\"store1$\"/>$\r$\n"

>Push $0

FunctionEnd


>Function DeleteLines

StrCpy$0 SkipWrite

Push$0

FunctionEnd 

>

Afrow UK
15th November 2010 19:36 UTC

Read the manual. You aren't using it properly (namely the contents of your callback function).

Stu

Noude
16th November 2010 10:05 UTC

Hello,

I have already read the manual 10 times but I really do not see how to use globbing in the LineFind function, I can not just put *?

I have this now:

Section ;File.xml: "st1" or "store1" ?

${LineFind} "C:\k3\studies\config\studies\*" "" "1:-1" "Replace"

SectionEnd



Function Replace

StrCpy $1 $R9
${WordReplace} '$R9' 'st1' 'store1' '+*' $R9
StrCmp $1 $R9 +2
IntOp $R0 $R0 + 1
Push $0

FunctionEnd

And it works if I put a name of file, but not with a *...

Noude
16th November 2010 10:26 UTC

Hey, it's OK now, but it's fat I think ^^

Section ;File.xml: "st1" or "store1" ?

FindFirst $0 $1 C:\k3\studies\config\studies\*.xml
loop:
StrCmp $1 "" done
DetailPrint $1
${LineFind} "C:\k3\studies\config\studies\$1" "" "1:-1" "Replace"
FindNext $0 $1
Goto loop
done:
FindClose $0

SectionEnd

Function Replace

StrCpy $1 $R9
${WordReplace} '$R9' 'st1' 'store1' '+*' $R9
StrCmp $1 $R9 +2
IntOp $R0 $R0 + 1
Push $0

FunctionEnd

Afrow UK
16th November 2010 13:21 UTC

I'm pretty sure you could just do this:
StrCpy $R9 `<storeref refid="store1"/>$\r$\n`

Stu