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Binary to decimal in C
Easily find binary string of decimal numbers and vice versa -
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strtools
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. -
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Fastest string utility is java library (JAR ) for string operation . This library is very easy to use, very fast and very efficient in string operations such as split, toUpperCase, toLowerCase, replace, delete, regular expression and others.
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SennMagic, a small bundle of open source Java classes with handy and fun methods by Bart Thierens.
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The pdFormat library is an extended set of C "format string" functions (like printf or fprintf) It appends to standard format strings some new features
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StringExtractor replaces String literals with the usage of an a configurable JAVA ResourceBundle (see. current jdk api docs at java.sun.com). This works with unlimited number of files at a time. Extraction is done due to a semimanual selection.
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Class Integration allows easy save/load of data, also helps you to avoid creating lots of methods to access variable members. (CallStack) Provides "multithread debug info on error" funcionalities to your program. (String) Easy access to terminal colors
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