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 cubaguy wrote: > Hi, > > I'm looking for free disk-based text editors. > Just to clarify, a disk-based editor is an editor that has the > unique capability of *instantly* opening files of any size (up > to several GBs and more) while consuming minimal RAM. This is > accomplished by only loading small chunks of the file at any > given time. (Ultraedit does this perfectly but it is shareware) > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks! |
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> Nobody? > > cubaguy wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>I'm looking for free disk-based text editors. >>Just to clarify, a disk-based editor is an editor that has the >>unique capability of *instantly* opening files of any size (up >>to several GBs and more) while consuming minimal RAM. This is >>accomplished by only loading small chunks of the file at any >>given time. (Ultraedit does this perfectly but it is shareware) >> >>Any suggestions? >> >>Thanks! > JujuEdit has a "file on disk" mode and can open files up to 2GB. http://www.jujusoft.com/software/edit/ The author has plans to increase the limit: \beginquote Future Plans Really amazingly huge file support... currently the limit is 2GB, but more than once I have been annoyed at this limitation [when examining a 7GB tar file for example]. \endquote I personally don't know about 2GB files, but it opens files up to 100MB instantly, with a RAM usage of less than 5MB. Greetings, Demetris |
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> Nobody? > > > > cubaguy wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>I'm looking for free disk-based text editors. >>Just to clarify, a disk-based editor is an editor that has the >>unique capability of *instantly* opening files of any size (up >>to several GBs and more) while consuming minimal RAM. This is >>accomplished by only loading small chunks of the file at any >>given time. (Ultraedit does this perfectly but it is shareware) >> >>Any suggestions? >> >>Thanks! > > vim - <http://www.vim.org> Emacs - <http://www.gnu.org> and go looking. Cheers, Gary B-) -- ______________________________________________________________________________ Armful of chairs: Something some people would not know whether you were up them with or not - Barry Humphries |
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