*
*  CHANGE:  AUTOEXEC SEARCH/REPLACE on several files.
*
*  This macro, when placed first in a QMac macro file, and executed using
*  QEdit's /E command line option, will do a global search and replace on
*  any number of files loaded from the command line.
*
*  To use:
*           o   Make sure this macro is first in your macro file.
*           o   Compile the macro file with QMAC:
*
*                       QMAC CHANGE.MAC CHANGE.QM B N
*
*           o   Run QEdit from the command line in this way:
*
*                       Q first.fil second.fil third.fil /Echange.mac
*
*               QEdit will stop, ask for the search & replace parameters,
*               and then execute the change on all files you specified
*               to load.
*
*               Of course you could specify wildcards such as *.* on the
*               command line too, as long as you have the QCONFIG option
*               "Load wildcarded filespecs from the command line?" set
*               to YES in your copy of QEdit.
*
*               All files are saved to disk, and the editor exits
*               at the end.
*
*  NOTE:  You need the following to use this macro:
*
*         QMac version 2.1 or higher
*            and
*         QEdit 2.1 *or* QEdit for OS/2 1.5 *or* QEdit TSR 1.1
*
@F1     MacroBegin
        FindReplace Pause Return       * Ask for the find text
        Pause Return                   * Ask for the replacement text
        Pause EndLine "GN" Return      * Make sure No stop, and execute.
        File                           * Save this file to disk & go to next
    AGAIN:
        RepeatFind File                * Repeat change & Save.  Keep going.
        JTrue AGAIN                    * This jump is actually an "infinite
                                       *   loop".  The fact that File will
                                       *   terminate the editor breaks the loop