is there a portable batch text editor ?
is there a portable batch text editor ?
Hi
i really like notepad++
but many times i need a batch editor and let it work with lots of files
for example i have 100 text files and i have to replace the word "stars" with "Star"
i would like to have a full portable software that can help me , seeing i could do similar stuff with other files
is there a portable software that let me do it?
thanks
i really like notepad++
but many times i need a batch editor and let it work with lots of files
for example i have 100 text files and i have to replace the word "stars" with "Star"
i would like to have a full portable software that can help me , seeing i could do similar stuff with other files
is there a portable software that let me do it?
thanks
Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
AstroGrep has that as a possible upcoming feature---> http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net/features
Also there is EmEditor Free---> https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2960
Also there is EmEditor Free---> https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2960
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Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
Replace Genius ain't too bad
Don't know how stealth it is but they have a portable version
Edit: Looks like there is a TPFC forum topic for it
Don't know how stealth it is but they have a portable version
Code: Select all
https://www.rlvision.com/script/download.php?ref=rlv.com&file=ReplaceGenius_Portable.zip
Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
I've had very good success with the open source dnGrep. In testing, it was very fast, supports multi-line edits, loads of regex and similar tools, and supports content outside of text files (rare for these types of tools). The only reason it isn't in the database is because it still appears to be in early development.batch editor and let it work with lots of files
Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
hiNapiophelios wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 12:56 pmReplace Genius ain't too bad
Don't know how stealth it is but they have a portable versionEdit: Looks like there is a TPFC forum topic for itCode: Select all
https://www.rlvision.com/script/download.php?ref=rlv.com&file=ReplaceGenius_Portable.zip
nice program , it's shareware and not free
i like it ,don't know the limits of the shareware version
thanks!
Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
hiwebfork wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 2:15 pmI've had very good success with the open source dnGrep. In testing, it was very fast, supports multi-line edits, loads of regex and similar tools, and supports content outside of text files (rare for these types of tools). The only reason it isn't in the database is because it still appears to be in early development.batch editor and let it work with lots of files
and it's portable
i will try tomorrow
thanks!
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Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
It's not shareware, at least the portable version isn't.
Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
A golden oldie: BK ReplacEm probably still works.
Screenshots: https://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/bkreplace.htm you can download it from webarchive
Download: https://web.archive.org/web/20070927213 ... g/replace/
I think it is portable, you can just "unzip" the exe installer and that's it, I don't recall I every installed it as such. I haven't used it in a long time as I now use either a text editor with find replace/in files or write scripts - both AutoHotkey and "batch" scripts using Unix tools (the Windows version) such as sed - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed - although visual feedback can be nice - I find scripting gives me more flexibility in many cases, especially if you need to automate it for repetitive use.
One think I do like about BK is you can do multiple actions on a set of files, replace 'this' with 'that', replace lines between "something" and "else" by "new text" etc. use source and target folders etc. Often find/replace programs only do one action which gets pretty annoying.
Depending on your needs it might just fit the bill as isn't overly complex and very light / small.
Screenshots: https://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/bkreplace.htm you can download it from webarchive
Download: https://web.archive.org/web/20070927213 ... g/replace/
I think it is portable, you can just "unzip" the exe installer and that's it, I don't recall I every installed it as such. I haven't used it in a long time as I now use either a text editor with find replace/in files or write scripts - both AutoHotkey and "batch" scripts using Unix tools (the Windows version) such as sed - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed - although visual feedback can be nice - I find scripting gives me more flexibility in many cases, especially if you need to automate it for repetitive use.
One think I do like about BK is you can do multiple actions on a set of files, replace 'this' with 'that', replace lines between "something" and "else" by "new text" etc. use source and target folders etc. Often find/replace programs only do one action which gets pretty annoying.
Depending on your needs it might just fit the bill as isn't overly complex and very light / small.
Re: is there a portable batch text editor ?
CudaText can also batch replace in multiple files.