Suggest me a clone of Utraedit

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Ronald

Hi,

I need a clone of Ultraedit, a programmers editor (for html and asp
languages) but also a text editor and an hex editor

bye,
 
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I need a clone of Ultraedit, a programmers editor (for html and asp
languages) but also a text editor and an hex editor
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PSPad
http://www.pspad.com/

PSPad editor. The universal freeware editor,
is for you if you need to:
-work with plain text - it has a wealth of formatting functions,
including a spell checker
-create web pages - as web authoring editor PSPad contains many
unique tools to save you time
-use a good IDE for you compiler - catch and parse compiler output,
integrate external help files, compare versions, and much more.....

There is no complex install process, the program is ready
to work immediately, without requiring customization.
PSPad supports many file types and languages, with syntax
highlighting. There are macros, clip files and templates
to automate repetitive activities.
An integrated HEX Editor, Project support, FTP Client,
Macro Recorder, File Search/Replace, Code Explorer,
code page conversion, are just some of the many
possibilities that PSPad can offer you.


/CoMa


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Source Edit
http://www.brixoft.com/Default.asp

Brixoft Source Edit is a FREE award winning editor especially
made for developers. It has syntax highlighters for all the
most common computer languages and if you miss one you easily
create your own with the built-in Language Editor.
Brixoft File Courier is a FTP client application distributed
together with Source Edit.
HexSource is a free hex editor that is distributed together
with Source Edit.


/CoMa


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CoMa said:
Source Edit
http://www.brixoft.com/Default.asp
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Quick note, for those who concern themselves with such things. SourceEdit is
one of those OCX tarantulas.

My exported TUN install log for it is 1,043 lines.

File System
===============
(FOLDER) C:\Windows\system
(+)(FILE) ccrpftv6.ocx = 02:00 30.10.99 167936 bytes
(+)(FILE) cmcs21.ocx = 16:06 19.02.03 438272 bytes
(+)(FILE) msscript.ocx = 14:00 23.08.01 106547 bytes
(+)(FILE) SSubTmr6.dll = 09:54 19.02.99 40960 bytes
(+)(FILE) TimerEx.dll = 10:03 18.05.01 24576 bytes
(*)(FILE) comct332.ocx
00:00 22.05.00 415152 bytes ==> 01:00 06.12.00 415176 bytes
(*)(FILE) richtx32.ocx
16:49 21.11.00 203976 bytes ==> 19:01 10.10.00 260096 bytes
Registry
===============
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.asa
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'aspfile'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.cdx
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'aspfile'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CCRPFolderTV6.Folder
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'CCRP FolderTreeview Control Folder Class'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CCRPFolderTV6.Folder\Clsid
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = '{19B7F2E0-1610-11D3-BF30-1AF820524153}'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CCRPFolderTV6.FolderTreeview
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'CCRP FolderTreeview Control (VB6)'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CCRPFolderTV6.FolderTreeview\Clsid
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = '{19B7F2D6-1610-11D3-BF30-1AF820524153}'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CodeSense.Control
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'CodeSense Edit Control 2.0'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CodeSense.Control\CLSID
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = '{A0F69707-2D87-4B20-9471-FBC003427134}'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CodeSense.Control\CurVer
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'CodeSense.Control.2'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CodeSense.Control.2
(+)(REG VAL) (Default) = 'CodeSense Edit Control 2.0'
(+)(REG KEY) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CodeSense.Control.2\CLSID
[...]


TUN > UNINSTALL.
 
[additonal note: standalone hex editor]
Quick note, for those who concern themselves with such things. SourceEdit is
one of those OCX tarantulas. My exported TUN install log for it is 1,043 lines.
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For those who avoid programs of that character, you might still be
interested in the standalone hex editor which comes as part of the
package. It doesn't have any special dependencies, and its only reg
writes are to HKCU, for settings.

Since I am not a programmer, all the hex editors kind of look the same
to me. :) I cannot comment on how good it is. Best I can do is make the
observation that it appears to have a lot more functions on its menus
than others that I've looked at.

HexSource is a modified version of Frhed. It seems to have more features
and refinements than the original (judging my looking at menus).

HexSource description page
http://www.brixoft.com/prodinfo.asp?id=3

Frhed home (includes links to other Frhed incarnations)
http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html

To get hold of HexSource, I think there is no choice but to download and
install SourceEdit. Running Total Uninstall or similar. Then pull out the
HexSrc.exe (323k). Then uninstall.

(Uninstall of course only for those who are picky about HKCR entries etc.
For those who are indifferent, then you'd most likely want to keep the
full SourceEdit package installed.)
 
Ronald said:
In data Wed, 21 Apr 2004 05:05:40 -0700, omega ha scritto:
To get hold of HexSource, I think there is no choice but to download and
install SourceEdit.
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http://www.brixoft.com/resources/hexsource.zip [a download of source code to compile hexsource]
I suppose for programmers, this might be their preferred route.
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very complex I think, exclusively for programmers . . .
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What I mostly do with hex editors is launch them, see if they have pretty
colors, then close them.

A time I used one to actually edit an executable was when having to modify
my newsreader's executable. Main need was to get some extra header fields.
I merely followed step-by-step instructions for that. It wasn't like I had
knowledge about the activity.

The kind of utility that I do use regularly on executables, it's however
you'd called Resource Hacker and the like. I use those most of the time
to view. But occasionally do use to modify, not just graphical elements,
but what's on program menus and similar. I don't know how best to call
this group of utilities. Resource editors?
 
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