File splitter and combine function of emeditor is very powerful,
but is support opened file and specified file only.
When we have a couple of files need to be splitted or combined.
It's not be able to work .
Can author add this function?
Ready to buy a lifetime liscense.
You can open all files with EmEditor before you combine files. This is partly because EmEditor needs to know exact file encodings, and bookmarks need to be set after files are open. Opening multiple files is easy and fast with EmEditor. You can select multiple files in the Open dialog box, or you can drag and drop multiple files from Windows Explorer. Splitting files can be already possible without opening files.
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This is something that I thought would be extremely simple to do. A math teacher handles her notes through Dropbox and gets .zip files emailed to her containing updates (by updates- they're the full folders so she can delete the old and extract the new ones in their places). She asked if it was possible to extract the zip files, then copy them to the dropbox. Coming from a Linux/Mac point of view I thought it would be easy- unzip command with -d... Little did I know Windows doesn't support unzip. I've tried googling ways to do this, and found that windows doesn't seem to have a default 'unzip' command of any kind? And when trying to copy the files, wildcards don't work either??? She gets 7+ .zip files at a time, all are named "Unit (number).zip" So I was using Unit*.zip. Any help/ideas would be appreciated- I already suggested she tries ubuntu because she constantly states how she likes the way my laptop looks.
WinZip can quickly unzip multiple files through its drag and drop interface. You can select multiple WinZip files, right click, and drag them to a folder to unzip them all with one operation.
From an open folder window, highlight the WinZip files you want to Extract
Right click in the highlighted area and drag to the destination folder
Release the right mouse button
Choose WinZip Extract to here
To unzip multiple Zip files without drag and drop:
From an open folder window, highlight the WinZip files you want to Extract
Right click in the highlighted area
Choose WinZip Extract to ...
Enter the destination folder
Source http://kb.winzip.com/kb/entry/77/
You can easily use the GUI for this:
Here is a trick I have found for extracting multiple zips at once without installing any extra programs:
Select the zip files that you want to extract
Right-drag them to an empty space (in the same folder is fine)
Select Extract and follow the prompts
Yes, it is not quite as nice as using the command prompt, but it does get the job done.
Also, wildcards do work with command prompt. Perhaps you weren't issuing the command correctly. This command works fine for me:
copy Unit*.zip D:\folder2\
In Windows, I have a set of files in a folder that all have similarly formatted text content, but with different extensions based on a timestamp. For example, assume two files named data.20140424 and data.20140423 for two days. Each day brings a new file with a new extension.
Is there a way to associate all the extensions with a single program that can view the files? Do I need to have a registry entry for each extension? Is there an alternative way to associate files besides extension, like with mime type or full filename?
You need a registry entry for each file. If you're on windows, double-click the file, select the program to open it with. Make sure "use this program every time" checkbox or similar checkbox is checked. It will open and you won't need to do this again.
In the Find in Files dialog (Ctrl-Shift-F), is there any way to search only text files in Visual Studio 2012?
I am working on a website that has 100,000's of images.
When I search for a string apparently it searches through all the .jpg and other non-text files (unless you specify the file extension(s) which sometimes you can't do because you just can't tell where the string might appear)
The find-dialog gives you an option to restrict the search:
Find and Replace window has Look at these file types drop down control. You can write here file extension (*.txt, *.cs etc.) what you want to search in it.
Just add the file types filter should include .txt, .aspx, etc.
I have a program called BulkFileChanger, and when I add files - it opens Windows dialog where I can select files. Now that is common windows dialog and I can select all files ( ctr+a) and it selects all files + all subdirecotires, but when you click OPEN it just imports files, not the files contained in subdirecotires, so is there a way to actually open all files + all files in all subdirectories in normal windows open files dialog ? I am also using some other programs that can open "bulk" files, but strange thing is that none of them (who uses normal windows open files dialog) can actaully open subfolders.... is there some kind of shortcut in Windows that will allow this feature ?
The file dialog will not do this for you. There is no setting that will make it recurse into sub-folders and return all files contained within. If you want that functionality you must implement it yourself.
When I want to open many files which are not in the same path or projects, I want to them to be opened in tabs not in separated windows.
Is there any setting or configuration item to do this？
I am using Textmate 2.
Thank you for any help or advise.
You can simply list all the files you want to open separated by a space. E.g.,
mate .zshrc .dotfiles/aliases Projects/scala/hello/src/greeter/Hello.scala
Opens three tabs in the same TextMate window, one each for the three files listed above. You can also use mate . to open all files in the current directory.