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! This TECO macro written by Pete Siemsen of Midcom (Orange, Ca.) to !
! run under VAX/VMS V2.3 running TECO V36, 9-Mar-1982 !
! !
! This TECO macro changes one string to another in a set of files. It prompts!
! the user for a file specification (wildcards ok) and two strings: the old !
! one and the new one. It then goes through the file(s), making the change. !
! It is designed to be a convenient tool for users who are familiar with !
! the SEARCH program on most VAXes. CHANGE prompts for input and displays its!
! output very like the SEARCH program. Note that the strings prompted for by !
! this macro can be delimited: if the first character of the string is an !
! <ESC>, then only an <ESC> will terminate the string, else both <ESC> and !
! <CR><LF> will terminate the string. !
! !
! The general way this macro works is to build a hideous TECO command string !
! in q-register B, then execute the command string. We need to build the !
! string because we have to create an FN command, at least, to make the !
! changes. !
! !
! The following Q-registers are used: !
! !
! QA number ascii value of text character from the terminal !
! !
! QW number 0 if we haven't output the file specification of !
! the file in which the string was found, 1 if we !
! already have. This guy lets us output file specs !
! only for those files which contain the string !
! !
! QX number 0 if no changes have been made, else > 0 !
! This is only used to tell us if we should output !
! the "No matches." string when we're done. !
! !
! QZ number 0 if we haven't changed a string in the file, 1 if !
! we have. This guy tells us whether to close and kill !
! the output file (when no changes were made in the !
! file) or to close the output file normally (when !
! changes have been made). !
! !
! QB text This is the biggee. It holds the TECO command string !
! we are building. It is used twice, once to build and !
! execute the EN command that presets the TECO !
! wildcard lookup buffer, and once to build and !
! execute the command string that does all the work. !
! We could build just one string and execute it, but !
! then the user wouldn't know that he's misspelled his !
! file specification until after he's typed in the !
! old and new strings. !
! !
! QE text holds an EB command so we can execute it !
ED#2ED ! make Y command work like it should !
Filename(s):  ! prompt for a file specification !
! read the wildcard file specification from the terminal and use it !
! in a TECO EN command to preset the wildcard lookup file specification !
@^UB%en% ! put EN in q-register B !
! Do an EI$ to throw away extraneous input in the type-ahead buffer. See !
! page 117-118 of the PDP-11 TECO User's Guide for an explanation of why !
! this is necessary. !
EI
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UA ! get a character from the terminal !
QA-127"E ! if it's a delete !
8 ! send a backspace to the terminal !
32 ! send a space to the terminal !
8 ! send a backspace to the terminal !
HK ! clear the edit buffer !
GB ! get contents of q-register B !
B,Z-1XB ! copy back all but last character !
HK ! clear the edit buffer !
| ! else (it's not a delete) !
QA-27"E ! if it's an escape !
1310 ! output <CR><LF> !
1; ! get out of the loop !
| ! else (it's not a delete or escape) !
QA-13"E ! if it's a <CR> !
0,32ET ! set "read with no wait" !
 ! get the line feed that follows !
0,32ET ! set "read with wait" !
1; ! and get out of the loop !
| ! else (not <DEL>, <ESC>, or <CR>) !
QA:^UB ! append it to q-register B !
' ! endif !
' ! endif !
' ! endif !
>
27:^UB ! append an escape to q-register B !
27:^UB ! append an escape to q-register B !
MB ! execute the command in q-register B !
! The unsquished code inserted in Q-register B does the following: !
! 0UX zero the 'strings changed' flag !
! < loop through all files !
! HK clear the edit buffer !
! :EN^["S try to get a file specification !
! IEB^[ start building an EB command !
! G* fill in the file specification !
! 27I^[ put in the first terminating <ESC> !
! 27I^[ put in the second terminating <ESC> !
! HXE load the EB command into q-reg E !
! ME the EB command opens the file !
! Y get the first page of input !
! 0UW zero the 'display filespec?' flag !
! 0UZ zero the 'save output file?' flag !
! < loop for all changes in this file !
! :FN make the actual change !
@^UB%0UX < HK :EN"S IEB G* 27I 27I HXE ME Y 0UW 0UZ < :FN%
Search string:  ! prompt for the search string !
UA
QA-27"E ! if it's an <ESC> !
1UE ! set 'escape terminator only' flag !
| ! else (first character not <ESC>) !
0UE ! clear 'escape terminator only' flag !
ON1 ! jump into the loop !
' ! endif !
<
UA ! get a character from the terminal !
!N1!
QA-127"E ! if it's a delete !
8 ! send a backspace to the terminal !
32 ! send a space to the terminal !
8 ! send a backspace to the terminal !
HK ! clear the edit buffer !
GB ! get contents of q-register B !
B,Z-1XB ! copy back all but last character !
HK ! clear the edit buffer !
| ! else (it's not a delete) !
QA-27"E ! if it's an escape !
1310 ! output <CR><LF> !
1; ! get out of the loop !
| ! else (it's not a delete or escape) !
QA-13"E ! if it's a <CR> !
QE"E ! if carriage returns terminate !
0,32ET ! set "read with no wait" !
 ! get the line feed that follows !
0,32ET ! set "read with wait" !
1; ! and get out of the loop !
|
QA:^UB
:^UB
'
| ! else (not <DEL>, <ESC>, or <CR>) !
QA:^UB ! append it to q-register B !
' ! endif !
' ! endif !
' ! endif !
>
27:^UB
New string to replace search string: 
UA
QA-27"E ! if it's an <ESC> !
1UE ! set 'escape terminator only' flag !
| ! else (first character not <ESC>) !
0UE ! clear 'escape terminator only' flag !
ON2 ! jump into the loop !
' ! endif !
<
UA ! get a character from the terminal !
!N2!
QA-127"E ! if it's a delete !
8 ! send a backspace to the terminal !
32 ! send a space to the terminal !
8 ! send a backspace to the terminal !
HK ! clear the edit buffer !
GB ! get contents of q-register B !
B,Z-1XB ! copy back all but last character !
HK ! clear the edit buffer !
| ! else (it's not a delete) !
QA-27"E ! if it's an escape !
1310 ! output <CR><LF> !
1; ! get out of the loop !
| ! else (it's not a delete or escape) !
QA-13"E ! if it's a <CR> !
QE"E ! if carriage returns terminate !
0,32ET ! set "read with no wait" !
 ! get the line feed that follows !
0,32ET ! set "read with wait" !
1; ! and get out of the loop !
|
QA:^UB
:^UB
'
| ! else (not <DEL>, <ESC>, or <CR>) !
QA:^UB ! append it to q-register B !
' ! endif !
' ! endif !
' ! endif !
>
! The unsquished code appended to Q-register B does the following !
! ^[ terminate the :FN command !
! "S if a string was found !
! QW"E if haven't displayed file spec yet !
! 1UX^[ make the 'any found?' flag true !
! 13^T display a <CR> !
! 10^T display a <LF> !
! :G* display the file specification !
! 13^T display a <CR> !
! 10^T display a <LF> !
! 10^T display a <LF> !
! 1UW make 'display filespec?' flag false !
! ' endif !
! V view the changed line !
! 1UZ make the 'any found?' flag true !
! | else (search string not in file) !
! 1; terminate this loop !
! ' endif !
! > end of loop over the file !
! QZ"N if a string was found in this file !
! EC close and save the output file !
! | else (search string not in file) !
! EK close and delete the output file !
! ' endif !
! | else (no more files) !
! 1; terminate this loop !
! ' endif !
! > end of loop over all files !
! QX"E if didn't match the search string !
! ^ANo matches.^A tell the user !
! ' endif !
! ex^[ and we are finally done !
@:^UB%  "S QW"E 1UX 13 10 :G* 13 10 10 1UW ' V 1UZ | 1; ' >
QZ"N EC | EK ' | 1; ' > QX"E No matches. ' ex %
27:^UB
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