Replacing multiple lines of text![]() |
Searching in Unicode files![]() |
You can replace several lines without any special treatment for line separators. This feature is useful for replacing banner code and other repeating elements. Note that regular expressions can span multiple lines, too. Windows (CR+LF) and Unix-style (LF) line terminators are supported. |
UTF-8 and UTF-16 LE files are supported; the file encoding is recognized automatically. In a regular expression, you can use Unicode-enabled character classes. For example, |
Inserting some text at the beginning of each file![]() |
Using search history and favorites![]() |
You can insert some lines, e.g. C++ #include directive or <!DOCTYPE> tag, at the beginning of your files. Note that the program shows you the files that will be modified and the replacements in context. |
You can repeat a previous search or a replacement. If you come up with a useful regular expression, save it in favorites. It's possible to remove items from the search history in order to protect your privacy. |
Undoing a replacement![]() |
Changing program options![]() |
Your files are saved in Aba's backup folder, so you can undo a replacement if you change your mind. The backups can be removed when no longer needed. |
In options, you can set up colors, font, preferred editor for your files, and the interface language (English, German, Italian, or Spanish). There are also some limits to prevent overloading your computer. |
And much more...
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