Replace a space with a + sign in a string

[Joe Caverly]

ReplaceText allows me to replace a space with a + sign in a string.

With clipboard contents of

19.62 19.95 19.64 19.90

R:\>replacetext clip: /C /R:\x20:\x2B
19.62+19.95+19.64+19.90

ReplaceText also allows input from STDIN

R:\>replacetext /C /R:\x20:\x2B
Reading text from the console: (^Z ends)
19.62 19.95 19.64 19.90
^Z
19.62+19.95+19.64+19.90

A handy little command for quick changes in a string.

Joe

 

[Charles Dye]

Since you've directed my attention to that forgotten /C option... I've decided to change it in the next build, to use the same handler as CHARENCODING. Having two different handlers, with different behaviors, is nuts.

\xnnn will continue to be hexadecimal, but \nnn will be octal. On the bright side, you'll gain \b \e \n \t for backspace, escape, newline, tab, and so on.