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Find and replace - regular expression
How do I find a line in a file to be replaced, based on the start of the line ?
I want to find the line that starts like [assembly: AssemblyVersion(" and then replace it as [assembly: AssemblyVersion("%val%)] I have tried: Find: ?^assembly: AssemblyVersion* Replace: [[assembly: AssemblyVersion\("%val%"\)]] Also tried a few more variations. The string does not seem to find a match to replace at all. What am I missing ? P.S: I had posted the same content and got a notification for a reply. But I dont see my original post and the notification link seemed to be invalid. So, posting again. |
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You can use the Make VS.NET action to update the AssemblyVersion attribute in a source code file.
http://www.kinook.com/VisBuildPro/Ma...olutiontab.htm http://www.kinook.com/VisBuildPro/Ma...ersionstab.htm |
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Thanks for the links.
While that works, I still need to be able to find a string based on the first few characters and replace it with something else. Is there a way to use ^ or something else to pick up the entire line and replace it ? Also, does VBP support setting the version field in the .ism file ? Thanks in advance for the response. |
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Quote:
http://www.kinook.com/VisBuildPro/Manual/regex.htm Quote:
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