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Console based EDitor (CED) is console based program which has curses like interface and it has build in IDE .IDE is expandable.any language interface can added
It is easy to use.It is part of PD* software and therefor,public domain software.it is highly customizable.
** IT IS PUBLIC DOMAN SOFTWARE **
A command line utility for common string functions
What to quickly know the length of a string? Convert to upper or lower case? We introduce... strtools. The command line utility that should be included in all operating systems.
A useful wrapper for programming, debugging and scripting.
Find And Replace Text command line utility. New & improved version of the well-known grep command, with advanced features such as: case-adaption of the replace string; find (& replace) in filenames, auto CVS edit.
Moved to https://github.com/lionello/fart-it
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looks inside the string <haystack> and prints out each starting location of the string <needle>. looks inside of <file> and prints out all of the starting positions # of each line where <string> exists.