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Visual Studio Project Renamer

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A utility that renames Visual Studio projects

Sample Image - vsrename.jpg

Introduction

This is a utility that renames Visual Studio projects.

Usage:

vsrename <oldname> <newname> <dir>

Where:

oldname : The old name of your project (typically the xxx from xxx.dsw)
newname : The new name for your project
dir : The directory tree that holds the project.

This program will replace all occurences of oldname to newname in all files and rename all filenames that have the old name in it. It will walk subdirectories.

Use with care and on your own risk! Make backups before you use this program. Do a 'rebuild all' on your renamed project.

History

5.Sep.2001 v0.5

  • Source code released.

30.Jun.2001 v0.4

  • Better handling of binary files. They should be alright after renaming the project.

15.Jun.2001 v0.3

  • Better renaming of projects with the same name in it, so you can rename a project from 'myproject' to 'supermyproject'. It should go ok.

14.Jun.2001 v0.2

  • Added renaming of main project directory

License

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Niek is the founder and programmer of DaanSystems.com and is working on many projects all the time. He makes a living by doing contractwork for others.

Comments and Discussions

 
GeneralRe: Bugfix: Resources damaged! Pin
5-Jul-01 21:48
suss5-Jul-01 21:48 
GeneralRe: Bugfix: Resources damaged! Pin
12-Jul-01 4:23
suss12-Jul-01 4:23 
GeneralEnd: Resources damaged! Pin
3-Aug-01 0:31
suss3-Aug-01 0:31 
GeneralI try in vain to run this utility, need some help! Pin
19-Jun-01 21:08
suss19-Jun-01 21:08 
GeneralRe: I try in vain to run this utility, need some help! Pin
Anonymous13-Sep-02 5:34
Anonymous13-Sep-02 5:34 
GeneralSource code or GUI Pin
Arnaud Brejeon14-Jun-01 15:33
Arnaud Brejeon14-Jun-01 15:33 
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Simon Capewell14-Jun-01 22:36
Simon Capewell14-Jun-01 22:36 
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Arnaud Brejeon14-Jun-01 22:48
Arnaud Brejeon14-Jun-01 22:48 
Hi,

You're right, I agree with you, it's possible to make an other app.
But then you need 2 executable files, it may not be necessary compared to the small GUI you need.
If we can't get the sources, then I'll do it your way.

Thanks,
Arnaud
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Simon Capewell14-Jun-01 22:52
Simon Capewell14-Jun-01 22:52 
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Gero Gerber31-Jul-01 0:02
Gero Gerber31-Jul-01 0:02 
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Arnaud Brejeon31-Jul-01 0:10
Arnaud Brejeon31-Jul-01 0:10 
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Gero Gerber31-Jul-01 0:19
Gero Gerber31-Jul-01 0:19 
GeneralRe: Source code or GUI Pin
Arnaud Brejeon29-Aug-01 14:54
Arnaud Brejeon29-Aug-01 14:54 
GeneralNo source code and does not work Pin
Patrick DellEra14-Jun-01 6:53
Patrick DellEra14-Jun-01 6:53 
GeneralRe: No source code and does not work Pin
14-Jun-01 7:22
suss14-Jun-01 7:22 
GeneralRe: No source code and does not work Pin
14-Jun-01 8:11
suss14-Jun-01 8:11 

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