New Extension Request - Like String Manip - £'s

[workshop2]

Hey guys, this is a request for a private object for my project Webit 2.0!

I would like it to be very similar to the "String Manipulator" in MMF1.5 by Tigs (which due too computer problems wont be converted)

I was using the advance "Search" and "Search & Replace" options which work within an expression! Although i know this can be done with String Parser, but it doesn't do it as easy and fast as String Manipulator did. So im asking if somebody would like to make this for me? I will pay money, so if your interested please get in contact!

P.s i would like it set out in a similar way as String Manipulator did e.g. Replace$( "String Manipulator", > Enter string here <, > Enter string here <, > Enter string here < )

[Jax]

I don't think you really need to offer money for this, it is about ten minutes of work.

(I'm not going to do it though)

[waffles]

Can't the Quick Token object do this?

[workshop2]

the only problem with this is that it can only replace the amount of characters you search for e.g. finding "b" in "banana" and replacing it with "sh" will only replace it with 1 character, so when i will need to quickly replace 1 character with e.g. 10 characters, this will be a hasle to do with this extension!

Please if anyones interested in making this object, please do

[Sphax]

For MMF2, I can do that for you.

[Jax]

I lied and did it anyway. Here you go. It is just a hack up of the MMF template but I doubt anyone would of noticed that. I added two opition as well because I am just that kind.

[workshop2]

AHHHH AWESOME!
Just what i wanted! Full credits will be given too you man! Thanks!!!!!! [grin] [grin] [grin] [grin] [grin]

[Jax]

It has your name on it too, you're famous now! Oh the action tooltip is still the default, how embarrassing. Source code on request.

(Baptisa!)

[raytrace]

You can of course do the same thing with the string parser

[Dynasoft]

You can of course do the same thing with the string parser

The first post says: "Although i know this can be done with String Parser, but it doesn't do it as easy and fast as String Manipulator did." So you really didn't need to mention it.