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Re: What is the most efficient/fastest Find & Replace technique?
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Re: What is the most efficient/fastest Find & Replace technique?


  • Subject: Re: What is the most efficient/fastest Find & Replace technique?
  • From: Philippe GRUCHET <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 07:25:36 +0100

From: Terry Hill <email@hidden>

A few years ago I broached this subject with Arthur Knapp and we basically decided that using Tanaka's MTReplace was the best option. However, since that time, I have/needed to migrate to OS X, but the
osax has not, nor are there any plans to do so.

You could try the Satimage osax: free, quick, and Frenchy ;)

Visit: http://www.satimage-software.com

Example 1 (1 line without break):

-- tell application "Smile" to change "paras" into "paragraphs" in selection of window 1 with whole word
--> means you have the word "paras" in a Smile text window as window 1.


Example 2, but without Smile, just its Satimage.osax in your ScriptingAdditions folder:

set myText to "replace paras abbreviation by its fullname: paras, paras, etc."
set myStringList to {"paras", "paragraphs"}
change (myStringList's item 1) into (myStringList's item 2) in myText with whole word

--> "replace paragraphs abbreviation by its fullname: paragraphs, paragraphs, etc."


Kind regards,
Philippe Gruchet/SVM Mac
VNU Publications France
http://svmmac.vnunet.fr
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