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| Wise Scan is a sophisticated impact analysis tool and
code renovation aide. Wise Scan scans, analyzes and reports on any
source code text file. The reporting is extensive and is designed for
project managers, programmers and senior management. |
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Freeware Year 2000 code scanner (for Windows 95/NT) Y2KScan searches any source code file in text format (C, C++, ASM,
BASIC, Java, header files, etc). It uses commonly used date and time
patterns to scan the source code. Easy to use. |
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Transfer the search patterns from the library on the left hand side to the right hand side using the arrow buttons. Add or delete your patterns in the library (left box) using the Add and Delete buttons. Scan! |
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Search pattern (Beginning symbol: ^ Ending symbol: $) Example: ^time$ : will capture any occurence of "time". In this case, because of the beginning symbol (^) and ending symbol ($), the word "time" must be on its own, starting with "t" and ending with "e". Words such as "downtime" or "timeout" will not be captured. time : will capture any string containing "time" such as "downtime", "timeout", "maritimes", etc. ^time : will capture any string beginning with "time" such as "timeout". However, words such as "downtime" or "maritimes" will not be captured. time$ : will capture any string ending with "time" such as "downtime" but not words such as "timeout" or "maritimes". In the rules above, characters other than letters or numbers are treated as spaces. Thus, ^time$ would also capture "*time;". |
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| Freeware Year 2000 code scanner
(Java/Multi-Platform) Y2KScan searches any source code file in text format (C, C++, ASM, BASIC, Java, header files, etc). It uses commonly used date and time patterns to scan the source code. Can search individual file or entire directory recursively. |
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Transfer the search patterns from the library on the left hand side to the right hand side using the arrow buttons. Add or delete your patterns in the library (left box) using the Add and Delete buttons. Get the default pattern library from the Internet. |
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Simplified Search pattern (Wild Card symbol: *) Example: time : will capture any occurence of "time". In this case, the word "time" must be on its own, starting with "t" and ending with "e". Words such as "downtime" or "timeout" will not be captured. *time* : will capture any string containing "time" such as "downtime", "timeout", "maritimes", etc. time* : will capture any string beginning with "time" such as "timeout". However, words such as "downtime" or "maritimes" will not be captured. *time : will capture any string ending with "time" such as "downtime" but not words such as "timeout" or "maritimes". In the rules above, characters other than letters or numbers are treated as spaces. Thus, time would also capture "*time;". |
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