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BINSUB 2.1 (c)1999 by Peter Enzerink - pedro@bytepeople.com - FREEWARE

Syntax:
BINSUB {filename} @{oldfile}|{oldpattern} @{newfile}|{newpattern}

You may specify non-printing characters by using the pattern: '/nnn' where nnn
is a three digit decimal number. Strings including spaces may be wrapped by
double quotes following the DOS convention. You may also use '/032' to
represent a space. Use /I for a case insensitive search.

Also note that when using double quotes to delimit a parameter, if the new or
old pattern ends in a \, it should be represented as \\" rather than \" due to
\" being translated by DOS as a literal " rather than a delimiter.

You cannot search for a pattern containing '/nnn' since it will be interpreted
as a special character rather than a normal sequence of characters.
You could of course scan for '/047nnn' which would search for '/nnn'.

Return Codes:
1 Incorrect number of parameters 2 Unable to open input file
3 Unable to open output file 4 Unable to open {oldpattern} file
5 Unable to open {newpattern} file 8 Unable to allocate required storage

第1楼　greenldy	发表于 2008-08-07 21:06
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字符串批量修改器字符串批量修改,因为新人,不晓得论坛里有没有也不晓得有用否,权当尽力吧基本用法: BINSUB 文件名 "旧字符串" "新字符串" /I 附件 BINSUB.rar (15.96 KiB)

第2楼　HAT	发表于 2008-08-07 22:45
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跟change.exe相比，优势在哪里？

第3楼　knoppix7	发表于 2008-08-08 12:50
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可以替换不可显示的字符 BINSUB 2.1 (c)1999 by Peter Enzerink - pedro@bytepeople.com - FREEWARE Syntax: BINSUB {filename} @{oldfile}\|{oldpattern} @{newfile}\|{newpattern} You may specify non-printing characters by using the pattern: '/nnn' where nnn is a three digit decimal number. Strings including spaces may be wrapped by double quotes following the DOS convention. You may also use '/032' to represent a space. Use /I for a case insensitive search. Also note that when using double quotes to delimit a parameter, if the new or old pattern ends in a \, it should be represented as \\" rather than \" due to \" being translated by DOS as a literal " rather than a delimiter. You cannot search for a pattern containing '/nnn' since it will be interpreted as a special character rather than a normal sequence of characters. You could of course scan for '/047nnn' which would search for '/nnn'. Return Codes: 1 Incorrect number of parameters 2 Unable to open input file 3 Unable to open output file 4 Unable to open {oldpattern} file 5 Unable to open {newpattern} file 8 Unable to allocate required storage