What would be the Windows 7 Equivalent for the following command?
find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i 's/ url \([^" >][^ >]*\)/ url "\1"/g' I am trying to migrate Django 1.4 to 1.5
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I think that installing original tools is much better in terms of unification then rewriting everything. I personally use GOW, it still misses a tiny number of commands but contains all most needed stuff.
If you still want to hit batch programming there's a good list of all commands: , I think you need forfiles.
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@echo off :: example: git branch | grep -v "develop" | xargs git branch -D :: example xargs -a input.txt echo :: setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set args= set file='more' :: read from file if "%1" == "-a" ( if "%2" == "" ( echo Correct Usage: %0 -a Input.txt command goto end ) set file=%2 shift shift goto start ) :: read from stdin set args=%1 shift :start if [%1] == [] goto start1 set args=%args% %1 shift goto start :start1 for /F "tokens=*" %%a in (!file!) do ( %args% %%a ) :end Minimalist xargs for Windows created using pyinstaller and a short python script is available below:
In my experience only rush works correctly on Windows - it handles paths with backslashes and allows \r\n as a delimiter. Has native (non cygwin) build, can buffer and sort output.
TextTools (github.com) includes a Windows-native xargs clone called wargs. It supports nearly all of the GNU xargs functionality, plus options to specify the input text's encoding in case it isn't ASCII.
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