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Is there a way to extract the Find/Replace history from the Project History? I found that I could do this:

  1. Filter for Find/Replace
  2. Copy/Paste the results to a text file

But the results didn’t have any line breaks or anything, so would require further processing afterwards (to parse out the actual find/replace terms from the rest of the info).

The reason I would need this list is because a team did Find/Replace in their project, but that caused issues in the Interlinearizer. I was hoping to use the extracted Find/Replace history to modify the Interlinearizer files (with 2Problems, which can process a list of find/replace commands).

If anybody has any other suggestions, I’d appreciate those as well.

Thanks,

james_post

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