Hi all,
TextFindIT version 2.0 is now available for download.
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TextFindIT 1.5
TextFindIT 1.5 is now available for download.
Official post at LINK
Log:
1.5
-> Now working for PDF files (using colorpilot.com/pdflibrary.html);
-> You can now use the ‘Del’ key to remove an extension from the list;
-> No more case sensitive/non-case sensitive problems with the extensions;
-> Keywords are now separated by commas instead of spaces;
-> New icon made freely available by Artua.com;
-> Some graphical improvements;
-> Installation is now required.
TextFindIT Video Demonstration
Filed under General, How to?, News, Projects, Tutorials
Tagged as demo, demonstration, find, preview, text, video
Tagged as demo, demonstration, find, preview, text, video
I’ve just uploaded a short video demonstration of TextFindIT.
You can probably view it better in youtube with HD enabled. Enjoy.
TextFindIT 1.4
Ok, thanks to Mehmet comment saying he couldn’t search in compressed files, I just noticed a major fail in the application. The main top folder was not being included in the search…how could I miss that lol. Yep…big fail.
Anyway, I suppose it’s working ok now, and it should now be able to search inside compressed files.
1.4
-> Major bug corrected, in which the main top folder wouldn’t be included in the search. (ahhh)
A thanks goes to Mehmet 
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TextFindIT 1.3
Log:
1.3
-> Ability to search by keywords;
-> Log window re-designed;
-> Some minor improvements.
TextFindIT 1.2
Log:
1.2
-> Case sensitive now works for file names;
-> Cancel function improved;
-> Corrected an error with the log.
1.1
-> Case sensitive;
-> General extension (.*);
-> Added extensions and path to log;
-> ‘Enter’ to add extension;
-> Catch file access errors.
TextFindIT 1.0
Hi there.
It has been around two months since my last post. Been very busy lately.
Yet, I still had time to do a little something.
Check out the official post at LINK.
Take care.
[Project] TextFindIT
Filed under C\C++\C#, General, News, Programming, Projects, Source code
Tagged as find, folder, search, text
Tagged as find, folder, search, text
Name: TextFindIT
Version: 2.0
Date: 2009
Description:
Did you ever wanted to search for a specific text string inside all files in a folder…I did. And because I couldn’t, I decided to make a small application that would be able to do it.
TextFindIT can search for a text string inside the content of all files in a folder and subfolders, including non-text files.
Demonstration: Watch video demonstration.
TextFindIT
Copyright:
Developed by Carlos Raposo.
crwld.org @ 2009
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence.
Please refer to: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ for more information.
Download:
TextFindIT (latest version) (2.7 MiB, 2,416 hits)
Source code:
[C# 2008] TextFindIT (version 1.5) (1.5 MiB, 340 hits)
Requirements: Windows XP/Vista/7; .Net Framework 3.5.
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[W.I.P.] ShortcutManager Revisited (3.0)
Filed under C\C++\C#, General, Programming, Projects
Tagged as 3, 3.0, manager, revisited, shortcut, shortcutman.g, shortcutmanager, smg
Tagged as 3, 3.0, manager, revisited, shortcut, shortcutman.g, shortcutmanager, smg
Hi there,
It’s been a little while since my latest. Been busy at university and also on my new projects.
One of them is the long waited ShortcutManager 3.0, which I decided to call ShortcutManager Revisited hehe.
I’ve been working on it since a while back now and I will soon release it’s first beta.
This new version is so much better that the previous one, with much more optimized code and tons of new features…well maybe not tons =P .
Anyway, just to let you guys know.
Take care.
Crwld Libraries
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What are Crwld Libraries?
Crwld Libraries are a collection of free and open source C libraries.
They are simple and easy to use.
Available Libraries:
- crmath.h 1.0.0 (download | documentation)
Description: math related libraries. Currently, there are functions to calculate the maximum, minimum, sum, and average of an array of numbers. There’s also two sorting functions, one sorts an array into descending order and the other into ascending order.
