Heavy Data Editing
I usually have to work with big data files, thousands of lines of data for analysis. Sometime I need to clean up or edit the data before I can submit the data for data process/analysis. Editing a big data file can be a challenge. How to remove a column of data if you cannot open the file in excel because the number of row exceed 65536?
You could use UltraEdit. It can remove a column of big data file as simple as deleting a line. Editing with UltraEdit is simple and I love it so much that I make it my default text editor.
- Code Folding
- large file handling - supports files in excess of 4GB
- Mulitline find and replace dialogs for all searches (Find, Replace, Find in Files, Replace in Files)
- 100,000 word spell checker
- Syntax highlighting - configurable, pre-configured for C/C++, VB, HTML, Java, and Perl, with special options for FORTRAN and LaTex.
- Integrated scripting language to automate tasks
- Configurable keyboard mapping
- Column/block mode editing
- Hexadecimal editor allows editing of any binary file, shows binary and ASCII view
- HTML toolbar preconfigured for popular HTML functions
Saving time editing using Texter
If you write many project reports, papers or simply blogging your way to the bank, you definitely need this Texter. It's handy and can save lot of your time typing long repeating words and phrases. Since I started using it a month ago, I love it and I found Texter very handy. For example, by a few keystroke, like h1, I could write "laporan harian untuk bulan: ", you use it to write your long username or password. I know it's not a good idea to use it to write username or password for security reason, but I use it for log in into non critical login accounts. Texter is text substitution app. Texter saves you countless keystrokes by replacing abbreviations with commonly used phrases you define. It's not only helpful, the best part is that it's free. Check out more info on Texter at lifehacker or download Texter and start trying it for yourself, I am sure there's no turning back. Let me know what you think of the tool
