问题
In the quest for localization I need to find all the string literals littered amongst our source code. I was looking for a way to script this into a post-modification source repository check. (I.E. after some one checks something in have a box setup to check this stat) I'll probably use NAnt and CruiseControl or something to handle the management of the CVS (Well StarTeam in my case :( ) But do you know of any scriptable (or command line) utility to accurately cycle through source code looking for string literals? I realize I could do simple string look up based on regular expressions but want a little more bang for my buck. (Maybe analyze the string or put it into categories) Because a lot of times the string may not necessarily require translation. Any ideas?
回答1:
Visual Studio 2010 and earlier:
- Find In Files (CTRL+SHIFT+F)
- Use: Regular Expressions
- Find:
:q(quoted string) - Find All
Find Results window will now contain a report of all files, with line numbers and the line itself with the quoted string.
For Visual Studio 2012 and later search for ((\".+?\")|('.+?')) (reference, hat-tip to @CincauHangus)
回答2:
It uses the compiled binary instead of source, but Sysinternals' Strings app might be useful.
回答3:
To find all Text="textonly" instances use the following Regular Expression when searching:
(Text=)(")([a-z])
This is help for finding Text="*" but excluding text that's already been converted to use resource files:
Text="<%$ Resources:LocalizedText, KeyNameFromResourceFile%>"
Also (>)([a-z]) can be used to find literals between tags like so:
<h1>HeaderText</h1>
回答4:
There's a C# parser on CodePlex that you can probably use.
回答5:
hi this is regex for searching literals, that I use to find a text for translation. it also includes empty spaces and different quotes
regex: ([",,'])([\w,\s]*)([",,'])
searchstring: var test='This is a test';
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/164393/searching-for-string-literals