XMLBatchProcessor  Crack + Free Download [Win/Mac]
It's a multi-process which takes a folder and sub-folders as input, and will - in a multi-threaded way -
replace all occurrences of a string with another string. The string
replacement takes place before the original content is moved to a temp
folder.
In the next step, a second process is called which will change the
text inside a "ContainContents" and inside a "PulseControl" attribute to a pre-defined
values.
The final part will zip all the files found in the temp folder and
then delete the temp folder.
Note: In the filename of the.xml file, the string "esync" will
be replaced with "sync".
Theoretical load:
Depending on the number of files to process and on the string replacement settings, the load could be rather high. If you are unlucky, it will process one set of files only. But you can always start multiple instances of the program.
XMLBatchProcessor Usage:
*
The program will run in the background, and will not be visible in the
windows-system tray, even when it is working. You will have to enable
'new task' in the windows taskbar.
* You have to start the batchprocessor first from the commandline:
-xmlfile=
-destdir=
-sc=
-srclang=
-srclang=
-ol=
This command will start the batch processor for the first scenario of
the "FormatStringContainInPulseControlAttribute" scenario
and put the output in the temp file /.xml.
You can either use the "sc=..." command to have the batchprocessor
run for all scenarios of a given scenario-type, or if you want to
start only for one scenario you do it like this:
-xmlfile=
-destdir=
-sc=
-ol=
Now start it again using the command line parameters "-xmlfile=...",
"-destdir=..." and "sc=...".
If you want to have the batchprocessor run for every scenario of a
given scenario-type
XMLBatchProcessor  [Win/Mac] [March-2022]
Reads an entire folder or a single file and processes all of it in one shot.
When processing a folder, is will start with the first.xml file and apply the next processing command to the next file.
When processing a file, is will apply the processing command to the current file and the next file(s) starts processing with the following instruction set.
The maximum number of files to process can be set in the 'Maximum number of files...' field.
The maximum number of files in a folder will be the same as the maximum number of files in a single file. If the number of files is bigger than the maximum number the processing will stop.
The files will be processed in order (the first file gets the first instruction, the second file gets the second instruction and so on...). If more than one file has the same first instruction (like replacing a string with a different string) the next file to be processed will start with the next processing instruction.
When processing a file, the first instruction in the file will be applied to the file itself, then the next instruction, the next after that and so on.
The 'Max number of files' field only restricts the number of files which are to be processed. This number doesn't have to be the same as the maximum number of files in a folder - you can process several folder' with different maximum numbers.
When processing a folder, each file will have to have the same number of files, in order to be processed. If a file has '...but different number of files' set, it will be ignored.
The maximum size of a file is set in the 'Maximum size of files' field. When this size is exceeded, a message will be displayed that the processing could not be done.
File Types:
File extensions listed in 'File extensions to process' are not case-sensitive: the '*' wildcard can be used to replace all extension.
Samples per second (sps) is not supported. The sample rate is always read from the.xml file
Automatic file backups:
If a successful processing result is stored in 'Yes', a backup file is automatically created. The backup file will be zipped and appended to the original file name. The original file name will be kept for source control purposes.
You have the option to exclude files and folders from the backup - let the processor 'list' the whole thing, select the stuff you want to keep
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