#Ultra edit macro findinfiles how to

UE v12.00 produces an Unicode result file and there are some problems with regex replaces on Unicode files. The FindInFiles result edit window has not always the focus after the command was executed. The loop after the FindInFiles command is a workaround for a bug of UltraEdit. It's better to work with original source. I have not used the content file to get the infos for the page references. I hope you have never more than 1 in a single line in your htm files because this would result in a not solved number to link conversion because the macro deletes everything of a line after. And please modify the red marked path specifications to your htm files in the FindInFiles and the regex Find command. No other file should be opened when starting the macro. You should run this macro only with the index file open. The macro needs the macro property Continue if a Find with Replace not found checked. There are few such bad page references which must be fixed manually. You can search for such numbers with following UltraEdit style regex string: ++++ 463 where no '-' or '.' is after the page number before you run the macros on the index file. I think, I have successfully created the macro you want.įirst check your index file for bad page references like Yellin. The second form used in the index is for multiple pages 97-102 of which there are a handful and could be done manually so long as they are avoided with the main macro. from a manually created table within the macro) and then change the entry to

What I wish to do is find each number in this form and check which chapter it belongs to (i.e. I have now arrived at the index which have OCR scanned fine and the entries alphabetical (of course) have one or more page references primary in the form 7. I have bookmarked each of the original pages with a simple format p001 - p600 while marking up the text. I have an OCR scanned book which consists of 40 chapters each of which are individual HTML pages.

#Ultra edit macro findinfiles how to

I have been looking through the macros and search and replace forum (to no avail) to see if I could figure out how to do the following: