Aba 2.6 released
25 Dec 2023
This version adds the following features:
- complex replacements including converting the matching text to lowercase, inserting the file name, or adding width/height attributes to <img> tags (now you can use a simple scripting language in the replacements);
- a 64-bit version (if needed, you still can choose a 32-bit version during installation);
- a new hotkey: the left/right arrow key to quickly jump to the next/previous file (when the results pane is focused);
- the taskbar button now flashes when a long operation is complete;
- basic support for emojis (ZWJ sequences and skin tones are displayed as separate characters).
Just as always, the upgrade is free for the registered users; your settings and search history will be preserved when you run the installer.
If you have any suggestions for new features, please contact me. I will be happy to implement your ideas.
Replacing text in several files used to be a tedious and error-prone task. Aba Search and Replace solves the problem, allowing you to correct errors on your web pages, replace banners and copyright notices, change method names, and perform other text-processing tasks.
This is a blog about Aba Search and Replace, a tool for replacing text in multiple files.
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