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lisp using the find command

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Anonymous
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lisp using the find command

I am new to lisp programing but I should be able to figure it out.

I want to write a lisp routine using the find and replace command but every
time I type in FIND or _FIND or -FIND I keep getting the dialogue box.

How do I replace all instances of S01 with ABC123, S02 with DEF456.

Thanks for any help.
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Anonymous
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If you're doing it with LISP, forget the FIND command. Use
(vl-string-search) and/or (vl-string-subst). Take this question over to the
Customization group -- this topic has been much discussed over there.
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"Jason" wrote in message
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> I want to write a lisp routine using the find and replace command but
every
> time I type in FIND or _FIND or -FIND I keep getting the dialogue box.
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> How do I replace all instances of S01 with ABC123, S02 with DEF456.

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