Re: Wanted: SQR "Listing"

["Weaver, Judith R" <WeaverJR@USAFOO.UNITEDSPACEALLIANCE.COM>]

Nice to see that someone is using one of the text editors we tested
prior to our selection of Multiedit.  Codewright was a strong contender
and lost out by only 1 or 2 votes.  Multiedit also has a multiple file
search.  The nice feature is that you can click on the file listed and
it is opened for you at the first occurrence of the string.  Multi-file
search and replace is also an option.  This isn't a sales pitch for
Multiedit.  Most of us didn't think it was the slickest available, but
it did have the particular features we were looking for - also - it was
cheaper than the others.
>----------
>From:  Art DiRamio[SMTP:ADiRamio@OPENSOLUTIONS.COM]
>Reply To:      SQR-USERS@USA.NET
>Sent:  Tuesday, March 24, 1998 9:10 AM
>To:    Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
>Subject:       Re: Wanted: SQR "Listing"
>
>Steve -
>
>We use Codewright as our editing tool here, and it has some nice search
>features.  It will allow searches on the currect open file, as well as
>searches (Codewright calls it File Grep - a unix thing I think) on whole
>directories and subdirectories for occurrences of strings within files.
>
>We have had really good luck with it.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Steve Bollinger [SMTP:c_sbolli@QUALCOMM.COM]
>> Sent: Monday, March 23, 1998 7:34 PM
>> To:   Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
>> Subject:      Wanted: SQR "Listing"
>>
>> Does anyone know if there any sort of tool to take an SQR program and
>> output an SQR "Listing" of this program to a file?  By Listing I mean
>> the
>> original program plus all of it's #include files recursively, all in
>> one
>> big file.
>>
>> I want this because I can then do string searches that will find all
>> occurances of the string.  I don't have to go galloping off searching
>> each
>> include file individually which is a real pain.  This would make
>> analysis
>> much easier.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Steve Bollinger
>