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Can this function be realized to replace English letters in a text file with the characters I want?

For example: I want to replace the letter R with "日" and r with "人", etc....

I can control that a certain letter is replaced with a specific character...

！！！！

[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-10-15 at 11:10 ]

What exactly do you want to replace?

Use Notepad. If you need to use regular expressions, UltraEdit is sufficient.

As long as you want to replace a certain letter with a specified character, it's all feasible under CMD - except for replacing it with sensitive characters. Please post the specific content you want to convert.

In addition, please don't make the font size too large. Although you may be in a hurry, too large a font size will take up too much space and cause inconvenience to the forum management.

I want to replace the following characters

M1QJZSHQ200D00A01e01e00WCWB00WIBC00W01H00W02901A01B01D01A01901D01901E01A02B00D00A01e01e00WDe100WIBC00W01H00W02902K01F02K01B02K02b02M01F02B00D00ALBPC11CWBIBC00W01H00W02901B01B01801D01901901801G01F01D01701F01801A01B01G01E01902B00D00AF89IIcMY6N9W00W01H00W02902e02T02Z02d02N02e02M02B00D00AF89IIcIW2Fa500W01H00W02902e02T02Z02d02N02e02M02J02S02L02B00D00ADcMCGCM1FIYD00W01H00W02902e02T02Z02e02M02c02N01N01801D01A01502H02T02R02B

correspondingly with the following text

A=Ah a=A B=No b=Put C=Only c=Out ……
0=a 1=o 2=e 3=u 4=i 5=u 6=v 7=l 8=b 9=y

That's it. It's that simple...

Please list out your alphabet conversion list completely. Without listing it out, I can't write the code.

Then you might as well use Notepad to complete it

Actually, it is feasible to solve it with batch processing, and the efficiency is relatively high. For example, the following code can realize part of the functions of the 5th floor (because partial replacement will be executed multiple times and lead to inaccurate results, so some replacement rules are removed):
@echo off cd.>2.txt setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "delims=" %%i in (1.txt) do ( set var=%%i set "var=!var:A=啊!" set "var=!var:a=阿!" set "var=!var:B=不!" set "var=!var:b=把!" set "var=!var:C=才!" set "var=!var:c=出!" set "var=!var:1=o!" set "var=!var:2=e!" set "var=!var:3=u!" set "var=!var:4=i!" set "var=!var:5=u!" set "var=!var:6=v!" set "var=!var:7=l!" set "var=!var:9=y!" >>2.txt echo !var! ) start 2.txt

Why does it seem like the code of the original poster is like the code of a self - created input method? Haha...

[ Last edited by redtek on 2006 - 10 - 15 at 21:43 ]

TO redtek:
This is a file someone gave me. They told me that as long as I replace the letters and numbers inside with specific characters, I can find out what it is. I have no way either.

TO lxmxn:
You said to use Notepad. What if there are a lot (that is, more than the above. It's too tedious to replace one by one.)

Originally posted by namejm at 2006-10-15 12:47:
Actually, it is feasible to solve it with batch processing, and the efficiency is relatively high. For example, the following code can realize part of the functions of the 5th floor (because partial replacement will be executed multiple times, resulting in inaccurate results,...

@echo off
cd.>2.txt
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f "delims=" %%i in (1.txt) do (
set var=%%i
set "var=!var:A=啊!"
set "var=!var:a=阿!"
set "var=!var:B=不!"
set "var=!var:b=把!"
set "var=!var:C=才!"
set "var=!var:c=出!"
set "var=!var:1=o!"
set "var=!var:2=e!"
set "var=!var:3=u!"
set "var=!var:4=i!"
set "var=!var:5=u!"
set "var=!var:6=v!"
set "var=!var:7=l!"
set "var=!var:9=y!"
>>2.txt echo !var!
)
start 2.txt

Why is there no case insensitivity when using it... How to solve this???

[ Last edited by zouzhxi on 2006-10-15 at 23:11 ]

Your question is most suitable for the tr command under Linux & Unix. sed can also complete the function of tr. Try the following code:
sed "y/AaBbCc0123456789/啊阿不把才出aoeuiuvlby/" file.txt

Sed download address: http://www.student.northpark.edu/pemente/sed/gsed407x.zip

I want to use batch processing to implement...!!!