Replace pattern in variable labels with replacement

[arthur-shaw]

Image a set of variable labels with an obvious flaw.

v6601p_60_04    double  %85.0g     TU3_4      Primary activity: from 04:45 to 04:60
v6602p_60_04    double  %10.0g     TU4_4a     Any simultaneous activities from 04:45 to 04:60?
v6603p_60_04    double  %85.0g     TU4_4b     Simultaneous activity: from 04:45 to 04:60
v6601p_60_05    double  %85.0g     TU3_4      Primary activity: from 05:45 to 05:60
v6602p_60_05    double  %10.0g     TU4_4a     Any simultaneous activities from 05:45 to 05:60?
v6603p_60_05    double  %85.0g     TU4_4b     Simultaneous activity: from 05:45 to 05:60
v6601p_60_06    double  %85.0g     TU3_4      Primary activity: from 06:45 to 06:60
v6602p_60_06    double  %10.0g     TU4_4a     Any simultaneous activities from 06:45 to 06:60?
v6603p_60_06    double  %85.0g     TU4_4b     Simultaneous activity: from 06:45 to 06:60
v6601p_60_07    double  %85.0g     TU3_4      Primary activity: from 07:45 to 07:60
v6602p_60_07    double  %10.0g     TU4_4a     Any simultaneous activities from 07:45 to 07:60?
v6603p_60_07    double  %85.0g     TU4_4b     Simultaneous activity: from 07:45 to 07:60

For each given hour, one wants to replace {hour}:60 with {hour+1}:00.

The implementation design pattern might follow that of lbl_list_matching_var_lbls

[arthur-shaw]

TODO: post and refine draft in Senegal project: 10-data-preparation/utils/lbl_replace_in_var_lbls.do

[arthur-shaw]

Consider having a dryrun option that previews changes without making them

In that preview, consider having a format like this

{varname}
OLD: {old_lbl}
NEW: {old_lbl}

In doing so, see if there are any SMCL tags that can be used used to structure information visually (e.g., header tags, colors, etc.)