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[SOLVED] Name change on multiple activities

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(@cmarti)
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Hello,

On the kind of project we are doing, we have a set of activities that have always the same scheme

  • Block A conception
  • Block A physical design
  • Block A verification
  • Block A documentation

with the same links in between the tasks.

We would like to name this set of activities as shown above with the name of the function to implement.

I know how to copy this set of task (grouped as sub task of Block A task) but I would like to know if I can change the "block A" part of the name by Block B for the whole set in once?

Thank you


 
Posted : 01 Feb 2021 13H17
Flou
 Flou
(@flou)
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Hello,

currently, the ability to change just a part of the name for many items does not exist. 


 
Posted : 01 Feb 2021 13H51
(@marylene)
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Hello
Indeed the copy of ProjeQtOr does not allow to modify the elements within the same group. We also do not offer an implementation or concatenation function.

However, you can use the CSV Export function to process this data in bulk in software that allows these functions to be used.


 
Posted : 01 Feb 2021 13H56
(@cmarti)
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That's a wonderful idea!!!

It is an clearly an acceptable solution!

Of course if projeqtor could have a regexp possible change on the name that would be perfect !
One can dream

Thanks again for your answer.
I'm closing the subject


 
Posted : 01 Feb 2021 14H01
(@babynus)
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Of course if projeqtor could have a regexp possible change on the name that would be perfect

Regexp, really ?
I'm sure that less that 1% of users are able to write a correct regexp 😉 
Even me, I have to refer to some exemples of syntax reminders every time I write a regexp 


 
Posted : 01 Feb 2021 14H06
(@cmarti)
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 I'm sure that less that 1% of users are able to write a correct regexp 😉

Oops ... I'm a former unix heavy user and regexp was often very useful for automatizing tasks.
Even today when manipulating files I find it very powerful.

But if there is an easier way, why not !

In my case even a simple search and replace would make the deal.


 
Posted : 01 Feb 2021 15H13
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