At 12:31 AM 4/17/2004, you wrote:
>I'm a new user struggling in Wildfile to search and replace multiple lines in multiple files (in Office-created HTML files)
>
>If I try to paste those multiple lines into the search box, only the first line will take (the line break stops it). How do I get around this? I've tried to insert end of line and beginning of line characters for VEDIT, but that fails.
Multiple lines in a search string must be separated with "|N". However, note that the max search string length is 256, which your example would exceed. You could use the "|M" wildcard to match multiple "dont care" characters in order to keep the search string under 256.
In your separate email to me, you also asked how to perform multiple search and replace within Wildfile. The solution is to create a VEDIT macro file (just a text file with a .VDM extension) containing e.g.:
Replace("oldstring1","newstring1",BEGIN+ALL+NOERR)
Replace("oldstring2","newstring2",BEGIN+ALL+NOERR)
...
Then run Wildfile and select to run a macro; at the prompt enter the filename of the macro you just created.
Ted.
Ted.
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