Dec 172017
XLATE is a quick and dirty stream editor that supports text and binary files. It can be used to replace all occurrences a sequence of bytes to another sequence, or remove them altogether. Author: George Dinwiddie. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
XLATE.DOC | 1698 | 878 | deflated |
XLATE.EXE | 13411 | 8057 | deflated |
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xlatecopyright 1988, 1989 by George Dinwiddie.
$Revision: 1.4 $$Date: 89/06/12 16:37:26 $
a search-and-replace editor.
Translates all occurrences of findstring to replacestring.
USAGE : xlate [-options] findstring [replacestring [sourcefile [destfile]]]
NOTE : 1. Strings containing white space must be quoted.
2. Empty strings or file names may be indicated by "".
3. Special character may be indicated as follows :
\xnn == the character whose hex value is 'nn',
\" == the character '"',
\- == the character '-',
\\ == the character '\'.
OPTIONS : -? == Print this message.
-! == Debug; number of !'s determines level of debug statements.
-b == use Boyer-Moore search algorithm.
-c == Count; output total number of translations at end.
-v == Verbose; outputs '.' for each found string.
-- NOTICE --
This program is shareware. It may be freely used, copied and
distributed subject to the following conditions:
1. No fee may be charged for the copying or distribution.
2. It may not be bundled with commercial software without the
express consent of George Dinwiddie.
3. The documentation, including this notice, must be
distributed with the program.
This program is offered as-is and no warranty, express or implied, is
offered. Use at your own risk.
With that disclaimer out of the way, I hope that you will use and
enjoy this program. If you do use this program, please sent one
dollar ($1.00) to
George Dinwiddie
13808 Wayside Drive
Clarksville, MD 21029
Bug reports and wish lists may be sent to the same address.
$Revision: 1.4 $$Date: 89/06/12 16:37:26 $
a search-and-replace editor.
Translates all occurrences of findstring to replacestring.
USAGE : xlate [-options] findstring [replacestring [sourcefile [destfile]]]
NOTE : 1. Strings containing white space must be quoted.
2. Empty strings or file names may be indicated by "".
3. Special character may be indicated as follows :
\xnn == the character whose hex value is 'nn',
\" == the character '"',
\- == the character '-',
\\ == the character '\'.
OPTIONS : -? == Print this message.
-! == Debug; number of !'s determines level of debug statements.
-b == use Boyer-Moore search algorithm.
-c == Count; output total number of translations at end.
-v == Verbose; outputs '.' for each found string.
-- NOTICE --
This program is shareware. It may be freely used, copied and
distributed subject to the following conditions:
1. No fee may be charged for the copying or distribution.
2. It may not be bundled with commercial software without the
express consent of George Dinwiddie.
3. The documentation, including this notice, must be
distributed with the program.
This program is offered as-is and no warranty, express or implied, is
offered. Use at your own risk.
With that disclaimer out of the way, I hope that you will use and
enjoy this program. If you do use this program, please sent one
dollar ($1.00) to
George Dinwiddie
13808 Wayside Drive
Clarksville, MD 21029
Bug reports and wish lists may be sent to the same address.
December 17, 2017
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