JujuEdit
JujuEdit is a file editor, or alternatively a text editor with knobs-on. It is an application designed for me and people like me. At its simplest, it makes a fine replacement for Notepad. It may appeal more to computer nerds who like syntax hilighting and advanced find/replace...
The program is no longer updated. Last version, 1.44, released in September 2006, can be still downloaded from the official website.
Features
- Syntax Highlighting
- Hex-Based map
- Support for Large File
Tags
- binary-editor
- large-file-editor
- programming
- notepad
JujuEdit News & Activities
Recent activities
POX removed JujuEdit as alternative to Sublime Text
POX removed JujuEdit as alternative to Qt Creator
POX removed JujuEdit as alternative to Apache NetBeans
JujuEdit information
Developed by
Mark PurseyLicensing
Proprietary and Free product.Alternatives
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- English
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What is JujuEdit?
JujuEdit is a file editor, or alternatively a text editor with knobs-on. It is an application designed for me and people like me. At its simplest, it makes a fine replacement for Notepad. It may appeal more to computer nerds who like syntax hilighting and advanced find/replace algorithms.
Features:
Very Large File Support - edit files up to 2GB in size, and browse them instantly with special "Open From Disk" mode.
Very Big Undo Buffer - virtually unlimited undo buffer (preserved after save so that saved changes can still be undone while the file is still open)
Syntax Hilighting - for making source code, HTML, XML etc a little easier to read.
Powerful Perl-like Regular Expressions - supports regular expression find and replace, with a few extra tweaks like conditional replace (eg you can do a search for "Tom" or "Dick" and you can make your replacement text dependant on which one is found... simplest case of this would be to replace "Tom" with "Dick" and "Dick" with "Tom" in a single pass -- a 3 step process normally) documentation for this is nonexistent right now though, i'll get on to it soon.
Flexible Text Formats - open ended formats, supporting basics like ASCII, UTF8, UNICODE, but also supporting 3 and 4 byte characters (big- and little-endian)
Binary Viewing Options - Instead of viewing as text, you can view as binary data, viewing each (1 - 4 byte) character as either hexadecimal, octal, decimal, or even actual binary!
Comments and Reviews
Hasn't been updated for almost 20 years, but it's still my goto quick-open notepad tool. Originally found it due to its ability to open very large files.