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| Fire's main feature is the "Replace" command which allows you in an easy yet powerful way to replace certain strings in all or selected objects. Other features are: * You can restrict the search to one or more of these object classes: * traditional functions & operators * direct functions & operators * Classes * Interfaces * Scripted namespaces * Variables * You can restrict the search to one or more of these: * Ignore code * Ignore comments * Ignore text (=everything between quotes) * Use regular expression in your search string (`⎕S, ⎕R`) * Negate a search ("every object that does '''not''' contain...) * Search only the hits of the last search |
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* Fire handles references correctly (thanks to PhilLast) * Editing in Fire is limited to the currently opened object(s). |
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| {{attachment: Fire_02.png}} | Specifying anything into the "Start looking here" control is supported by autocomplete: this box offers all ordinary namespaces matching the characters in "Start looking here". {{attachment:Fire_02.png}} |
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| {{attachment: Replace.png}} | The Replace feature allows you to change the workspace on a global level: {{attachment:Replace.png}} There are two mode available: * In one-by-one you can compare and edit one object after the other. * In batch mode you can check all changes in one go and then either accept or discard them. |
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| {{attachment: Batch_01.png}} | This is the first step of three steps in Batch mode: |
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| {{attachment: Batch_03.png}} | This is the second of three steps in Batch mode: {{attachment:Batch_02.png}} It allows you to check whether everything is okay or not. This is the third and last step: {{attachment:Batch_03.png}} This allows to either fix all changes objects or discard the changes. |
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| {{attachment: OneByOne_01.png}} | In one-by-one mode you can check and edit a single object: |
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| {{attachment: OneByOne_02.png}} | {{attachment:OneByOne_01.png}} In the next step you can either fix the changes are skip this object and carry on with the next one or cancel the rest of the Replace operation: {{attachment:OneByOne_02.png}} |
Fire
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Fire stands for for FInd and REplace. It's designed to search and replace strings in the workspace.
Features
Fire's main feature is the "Replace" command which allows you in an easy yet powerful way to replace certain strings in all or selected objects.
Other features are:
- You can restrict the search to one or more of these object classes:
traditional functions & operators
direct functions & operators
- Classes
- Interfaces
- Scripted namespaces
- Variables
- You can restrict the search to one or more of these:
- Ignore code
- Ignore comments
- Ignore text (=everything between quotes)
Use regular expression in your search string (⎕S, ⎕R)
Negate a search ("every object that does not contain...)
- Search only the hits of the last search
Difference between Dyalog's build-in Search tool and Fire
Fire handles references correctly (thanks to PhilLast)
- Editing in Fire is limited to the currently opened object(s).
Fire's GUI
Main Window
Specifying anything into the "Start looking here" control is supported by autocomplete: this box offers all ordinary namespaces matching the characters in "Start looking here".
The "Replace" feature
The Replace feature allows you to change the workspace on a global level:
There are two mode available:
- In one-by-one you can compare and edit one object after the other.
- In batch mode you can check all changes in one go and then either accept or discard them.
Batch mode
This is the first step of three steps in Batch mode:
This is the second of three steps in Batch mode:
It allows you to check whether everything is okay or not.
This is the third and last step:
This allows to either fix all changes objects or discard the changes.
One by one
In one-by-one mode you can check and edit a single object:
In the next step you can either fix the changes are skip this object and carry on with the next one or cancel the rest of the Replace operation:
Project Page
For bug reports, future enhancements and a full version history see Fire/ProjectPage
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