Resolved: #7
Added -w
/--word
option.
rp {OPTIONS} {X} {Y} ... {Z}
The syntax of the replace involves three main components: {OPTIONS}
, {X}
, {Y}
, and one or more instances of {Z}
. The components are explained below:
{OPTIONS}
: You can use the-w
or--word
option to enable word-based replacements, ensuring an exact, space-free match for segments to be replaced.{X}
and{Y}
: These are both strings representing the source and target for replacement, respectively. By specifying{X}
as the content to be replaced and{Y}
as the content to replace it with, you control what changes are made within the files.{Z}
elements: These denote the files in which the replacement operation will take place. Each{Z}
can refer to a folder or file name, allowing you to define the scope of files to be included in the replacement operation. If{Z}
is not provided at all, the "replace" operation will be applied to all matching values found under the current folder. This means that any occurrence of{X}
within the files located in the current directory will be replaced with{Y}
.