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Henric

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  1. Hi there! I am working on a conversion script but got stuck with 1 thing that I cannot get past... I want to change a certain word in a file with a hex-value, with the use of gsar.exe (command line!), but ignore it if the word is somewhere between quotes Original text: 9023 AAAA "this is a AAAA" "AAAA" "*:;AAAA'" Aaaa " Because AAAA" " aaaa " AaAa text after gsar is done: 9023 XXXX "this is a AAAA" "AAAA" "*:;AAAA'" XXXX " Because AAAA" " aaaa " XXXX (where XXXX represents the hex value a5) Please note: -it should be case insensitive -it should ignore everything between quotes -I want to use gsar.exe but sed.exe (Windows) or another command line tool would be good as well -The opening quotes are the same as the closing quotes (0x22) I have been working on this for a whole day now and I am not even close I know this be done and probably with only 1 line. This is what makes it extra frustrating. It doesn't have to be gsar. Sed.exe or another command line tool would be good as well!
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