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- ECHO OFF
- ECHO
- CLS
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO Demonstration of ReNamer Version 1.1
- ECHO -
- ECHO ReNamer - Whenever you need to rename an application's
- ECHO files and internal symbols
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO There are two primary inputs to ReNamer -
- ECHO RENAMER.FSL - A File Specification List which names the
- ECHO files to participate in the renaming and
- ECHO -
- ECHO RENAMER.SRL - A Symbol Rename List to define which existing
- ECHO symbols are to be changed, and to what.
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- PAUSE
- CLS
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO For the demo we will examine one C source file. It contains
- ECHO variable length records of 100 or less characters.
- ECHO -
- ECHO You may use ReNamer to process hundreds of files on many disk
- ECHO drives and different file types ( e.g. C, BAT, DOC, TXT,
- ECHO BAS, Pascal, SQL, etc.)
- ECHO -
- ECHO Following is a listing of the RENAMER.FSL control file
- ECHO containing the file specification list for the demo:
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- TYPE RENAMER.FSL
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- PAUSE
- CLS
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO The demo changes the symbol "ALPHA" to "Gamma" wherever it occurs,
- echo regardless of the case mixture of the letters in "AlPhA".
- ECHO It also changes "Stat" to "iHeapStatus", but this time
- ECHO it is sensitive to the case of the input text.
- ECHO -
- ECHO Following is the control file for symbol renaming - the symbol
- ECHO rename list, RENAMER.SRL.
- ECHO The first character is the case sensitivity code -
- ECHO I - Insensitive to input case
- ECHO S - Sensitive to input case
- ECHO Note: Output will always be replaced in files exactly as
- ECHO it appears in this control file.
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- TYPE RENAMER.SRL
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO To invoke the ReNamer utility,
- PAUSE
- MKDIR TEMPZCVS > NUL
- CD TEMPZCVS
- ERASE TESTC1.C > NUL
- CD ..
- CLS
- RENAMER /OUTDIR=TEMPZCVS
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO To see the ReNamer statistics,
- PAUSE
- CLS
- TYPE RENAMER.MSG | MORE
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO To see the files before and after,
- PAUSE
- CLS
- ECHO ~~~~~ TESTC1.C BEFORE RENAMING ~~~~~~
- TYPE TESTC1.C
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO ~~~~~ TESTC1.C AFTER RENAMING (IN SUBDIRECTORY TEMPZCVS) ~~~~~
- CD TEMPZCVS
- TYPE TESTC1.C
- CD ..
- PAUSE
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- ECHO This program is well-behaved - it will not modify your files in
- ECHO place. Read RENAMER.DOC for program documentation.
- ECHO -
- ECHO Then see how you might use ReNamer to EASILY standardize your
- ECHO naming conventions, improving maintainability.
- ECHO -
- ECHO Or use ReNamer to make your software ready to port to another
- ECHO platform, increasing your sales!
- ECHO ******************************************************************
- echo Best of luck to you!
- ECHO -
- ECHO End of Demonstration.
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