sr  1.0.0-src
About: sreplace is a command line tool to replace recursively strings in files.
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DESCRIPTION

sreplace is command line tool to replace strings in the specified files.

Features:

  • Fast replacement and handle huge files.
  • Replaces recursively in folders.
  • Accepts regular expressions patterns for search.
  • Replaces bytes by using their hexadecimal value.
  • Converts end lines into Unix, DOS/Windows and Mac OS formats.
  • Converts tabs to spaces and remove trailing spaces.

USAGE

$ sr [OPTION]... SEARCH REPLACE FILE...

Replace string SEARCH by string REPLACE into the specified file(s).

Use --help option for full options description.

$ sr --help

Examples

$ sr Hello Salut hello.txt Replace strings "Hello" by "Salut" in file hello.txt

$ sr Hello '' . Recursively delete "Hello" strings all files in the current directory

$ sr -d Hello '' . Simulate (dry-run mode) the recursive deletion of strings "Hello" in all files in the current directory

$ sr -e '[hH]ello' Salut hello.txt Replace strings that match regular expression "[hH]ello" by "Salut" in file hello.txt

$ sr -U hello.txt Set file hello.txt endlines into Unix format

BUILD

Requires cmake and make. In the root project directory, execute :

$ cmake CMakeLists.txt $ make

Dynamic libraries dependancies

  • libboost_system.so
  • libboost_chrono.so
  • libboost_filesystem.so
  • libboost_program_options.so
  • libboost_regex.so

Operating Systems support

The application is based on boost libraries which means the application can compile on most of the operating systems like Linux, BSD, Windows, Mac OS. I actually only compiled for Linux, if requested I can put efforts in compiling for other OS.