VEDIT

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 Powerful programmer's editor written in assembly language, with macros, large file support and more

 Author:    Greenview Data, Inc.
 Homepage:  http://www.vedit.com
 Family:    MicrosoftWindowsEditors
 Platforms: CP/M, MS-DOS, Windows (CP/M and DOS no longer supported)
 License:   Shareware

Edit absolutely any file - text, data, binary (hex) or EBCDIC; even 100+ Gigabyte files (VeditPro?).
Edit in ASCII, Hex, EBCDIC, Octal or any combination of modes.
Edit Windows/DOS, UNIX and Macintosh text files, data files with fixed or variable length records.
Multi-file, multi-window (MDI) editing.
Powerful columnar blocks - cut, paste, fill, search/replace, indent, sort by columns.
Translate between EBCDIC and ASCII, IBM PC and ANSI.
Convert newlines, smart detab/retab, flexible sorting.
Flexible search/replace with ultra-fast pattern matching or regular expressions.
Perform numerous search/replace on entire groups (even thousands) of files.
Color syntax highlighting, smart indenting, template editing and other programming features.
Extensive HTML, C and ASM editing features.
Integrated compiler support, including Java SDK.
Powerful C-like macro language for writing custom translators, filters, more.
Comprehensive searching, translating, filtering and file comparison.
Fully configurable keyboard layout, emulations and over 250 configuration parameters.
Exceptionally compact (only 550K VPW.EXE, no .DLLs) . Easy to install.

Vedit Fan sites:

Scott Lambert: http://www.ziemski.net/vedit/slambert/index.htm
Pauli Lindgren: http://koti.mbnet.fi/pkl/vedit/vedit.htm
Christian Ziemski: http://www.ziemski.net/vedit/

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For example, you can edit a 500 megabyte file with ease using VEDIT. It is written in AssemblyLanguage for speed. This editor has a built-in MacroLanguage, does multiple windows (even in DOS) and has such goodies as SyntaxColorHighlighting?. It has template capabilities and for assembly language programmers, it even offers a unique "uppercase everything to the left of a semicolon" mode.

This allows Assembly language that was typed liked this:

     mov ax,bc   ;neato
     jmp L1
 L1: nop
     jnz L1      ;stuff is Cool!

to look like this:

     MOV AX,BX   ;neato
     JMP L1
 L1: NOP
     JNZ L1      ;stuff is Cool!

CategoryLargeFileHandling CategoryMacroLanguage? CategoryMultipleBuffers? CategorySyntaxColoring? CategoryCommandLine