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03 May 2011
UltraEdit is sure to cater for most of your programming requirements
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Mac OS X
Manufacturer: IDM Computer Systems
Size: 18.5MB
Price: $59.95
This is the SOftware Publisher's description.
UltraEdit for Mac is a native Mac application based on the popular Windows text editor, UltraEdit UE Mac offers a myriad of tools that make it ideal for anything from basic text editing, to a full-fledged development in languages such as C, Objective C, Javascript, XML, PHP, Perl, Python, and others. UltraEdit for Mac includes your favorite UltraEdit features such as Find in Files, Replace in Files, native FTP/FTPS, macros, scripting, column/block mode, and a lot more.
Of course, you can customize the look and feel of UltraEdit to suit your preferences - toolbars, child windows, font, color, window sizes and more.
When you think of UltraEdit's most robust features, one of the first that comes to mind is Find/Replace and Find in Files/Replace in Files. UltraEdit for Mac offers the powerful find/replace functionality enjoyed by millions of Windows users for years, with support for regular expressions (Perl, Unix, and Legacy), column-based find and replace, list lines containing string, and a whole lot more.
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