PHP errors after installation MAMP via MacPorts

[Scott Haneda]

Yes it does, take your directory of files, and drop it onto the TextMate icon, this will create a "project" of all your files and directories.

You can then go to Edit -> Find in Project and issue the regex that Ryan suggested.  I do not believe changes are committed until you save the project, or close the project window.

You could also cheat, if you did not want to use a regex.  First, find the opening php tag:

find <?php
replace <temp-php-1234

Next find
<?
replace <?php

Finally find
<temp-php-1234
replace <?php

That is a more manual and gross way to do it, but it does work, and is often a simple way to find and replace strings that contain other strings.  I used 1234 to make sure it is unique to the files, you can use any string you want, just so long as you are 100% sure that replace string is not used anywhere in the files.
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 2:20 AM, Jasper Frumau wrote:

> TextMate's search and replace does not seem to offer a search and replace
> across multiple files that is precise enough. I need to replace <? by <?php
> and <? only.  When I look for <? I get <?php as well. I am looking into a
> neat command to do it as well as TextWrangler.