TextCrawler 1.1 (Beta test)

DigitalVolcano · Post by **DigitalVolcano** » Wed Jun 25, 2008 9:34 am

Version 1.1 Beta is ready for anyone who wants to try it out -

Updates-
Bugfixes, stability fixes.
Delete and Update entries in RegEx library
New Batch Process tool for running multiple operations on files.
Preview results from all files in same window (optional)
List files in search with no hits (optional)
Clear Histories
Show/Hide Line nos
Find/Replace & path box dynamic resize.

Download here - TextCrawler 1.1 beta

DigitalVolcano · Post by **DigitalVolcano** » Wed Jun 25, 2008 9:03 pm

Update: Beta link added above

Tim · Post by **Tim** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 7:04 pm

Fantastic product, I love it. Very intuitive and fast to use.

Does 1.1 have the ability of handling unicode files or just ANSI?
Could I add an item to the 'wishlist'? I'd love to be able to have batch processing profiles, ie: save file with all settings and reg ex's saved included.

Thanks again!

DV · Post by DV » Mon Jun 30, 2008 8:56 pm

Unfortunately no Unicode support yet. Good idea about the profiles - I might tweak a few things before 1.1 is finalized.
Glad you like it.

Remo · Post by **Remo** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 6:07 pm

I like this software

Remo · Post by **Remo** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:07 pm

Just a question:

I'm searching how to do multiple replace operations together.

I have +/- 150 htm files and have to change everytime when they are created
the fontsizes.

size="-1" --> size="2"
size="1" --> size="2"
size=-2 --> size="2"
this website is created ---> this site is

SAVE files

Is it possible to do all operations in one operation?
I tried to have a look in Batch commands but couldn't find out if that could help me.

DV · Post by DV » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:38 am

Hi - It's possible with the batcher. I haven't got round to including it in the documentation yet but you can do this-

Create each find/replace operation and save them in the library (the 'star' button) with a name like Size1, Size2, etc

Then go to the batch tool, select your new operations and Add them to the list. Save this under a new name (eg. Html_Replace) This will now be in the batch library and you can use this by clicking the 'use' button. The batch commands are now queued. Any operations you now do will use these multiple step operations until you cancel the queue.

Remo · Post by **Remo** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 2:21 pm

Wow...
What a wonderful tool!

Thank you very much.

DV · Post by DV » Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:08 pm

No problem -
Remember this version is beta so best keep a backup of your data just to be sure!

AllanA · Post by **AllanA** » Thu Aug 07, 2008 3:02 pm

1.0.6 works fine in plain textfiles.
Any chance that TextCrawler 1.1 will work with OpenOffice Writer (filetype: *.odt) ??

Regards