Depeche View fast search tool
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From: Bjorn S. on 4 Oct 2009 06:18 REM wrote in <22ngc5tmjb936j4slss17ku1odhdvd5f7n(a)4ax.com>: >>Bjorn S. wrote in <7iq7tuF32skffU1(a)mid.individual.net>: >>> http://stahlforce.com/dev/depeche-view.html >>> "The Depeche View fast search tool loads all text file content >>Should add that the program is adware/nagware in that the opening >>screen presents you with the choice of running the basic (free) >>version, run a demo of the extended version, or learn more about the >>latter. (As far as I can recall it was not like this when I tried the >>prior version some months ago). Btw, no-install, 1,7mb. >v1.3.9 - revision 3: > >http://wareseeker.com/download/depeche-view-1.3.9-revision-3.rar/3b4099368d Thanks REM, that's it. Had to use the "external mirror" link there to get 1.39 rev3: http://softwaredownloadmirror.com/shareware/depeche-view-1.3.9-revision-3/9784370/ AFAIK this seems to be the last version without the nagscreen. I noticed one major difference between v1.39 vs 1.42 (current). The current version has a "file open filter" to allow opening of /display text found in/ files with binary content and "wide character files" (extended ascii?). The old does not. (setting found in the "loading filters" menu appearing when you click the upper right "open" button). Thus with the new version I am able to load files from email folders, with the old (1,39)version not so. -- All the best, Bjorn S. - I only post via <news.individual.net> or <news.broadpark.no>!
From: Bjorn S. on 4 Oct 2009 06:26 The Old Bloke wrote in <I3Uxm.45104$ze1.2760(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au>: >"Bjorn S." <bsusenet(a)broadpark.no> wrote in message >news:7iq8t4F32h672U1(a)mid.individual.net... >> Bjorn S. wrote in <7iq7tuF32skffU1(a)mid.individual.net>: >>> http://stahlforce.com/dev/depeche-view.html >>> >>> "The Depeche View fast search tool loads all text file content >>> from a folder into memory. >It doesn't look like it searches emails. Do you know? The current version can if you enable the file open filter to allow loading binary files (filter menu choice appears when you click the upper right open button). Older versions of the program does not seem to offer this option. See my reply to REM that I just posted. I do not have Thunderbird here, but I've tried with Pegasus Mail folders. (Only minus is of course it can only open one mail folder at the time, not several at once. If you have all your email stored in one folder then no problem) -- All the best, Bjorn S. - I only post via <news.individual.net> or <news.broadpark.no>!
From: Bjorn S. on 4 Oct 2009 06:46 Bjorn S. wrote in <7irbi8F31vq35U1(a)mid.individual.net>: >The Old Bloke wrote in ><I3Uxm.45104$ze1.2760(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au>: >>It doesn't look like it searches emails. Do you know? > >The current version can if you enable the file open filter to allow >loading binary files But NOTICE: "DView Base is limited to 10000 files, or 100 MB of text". Crippled in other words, since the full version is only limited by available memory. The old version (1.39) without the initial nag screen does not seem to have this size limitation, but it on the other hand can not display/load text from binary files. -- All the best, Bjorn S. - I only post via <news.individual.net> or <news.broadpark.no>!
From: Bjorn S. on 4 Oct 2009 07:11 Bjorn S. wrote in <7ircn8F31gb7iU1(a)mid.individual.net>: >But NOTICE: > "DView Base is limited to 10000 files, or 100 MB of text". > >Crippled in other words, since the full version is only limited by >available memory. The old version (1.39) without the initial nag >screen does not seem to have this size limitation, but it on the other >hand can not display/load text from binary files. The old version (1.39) found here http://softwaredownloadmirror.com/shareware/depeche-view-1.3.9-revision-3/9784370/ CAN load binary files after all. Missed it. You must first generate a dview-config.txt file. This is done with a click of a button in the setup dialog (to get to it, click the setup button found in the upper right corner of the main screen). Then edit that file and find // default for load binary file contents button // loadbin no and there insert: loadbin yes Btw, if you click the help button in main screen of v 1.39, the last entry there is a link to the licence for that version. I can not copy from the screen, but it says freeware for both private and commercial use , and redistribution allowed... -- All the best, Bjorn S. - I only post via <news.individual.net> or <news.broadpark.no>!
From: charles on 4 Oct 2009 09:21 On Sun, 04 Oct 2009 02:34:38 +0200, Bjorn S. <bsusenet(a)broadpark.no> wrote: >Bjorn S. wrote in <7iq7tuF32skffU1(a)mid.individual.net>: >> http://stahlforce.com/dev/depeche-view.html >> >> "The Depeche View fast search tool loads all text file content >> from a folder into memory. >> Search 30000 files in 3 seconds. Find as you type, copy or >> bookmark text with a single click. Analyze huge amounts of Open >> Source code, log or documentation files in realtime. >> >> * loads thousands of text files in one window. >> * instant search as you type, without dialogues. >> * search a word just by clicking on it. >> * copy a line, create bookmarks with one click. >> * integrate with your favourite editor through >> self-defined commands on function keys." >> >>Comes in two versions, a base version - free for private >>non-commercial use, and a extended licenced version. > >Should add that the program is adware/nagware in that the opening >screen presents you with the choice of running the basic (free) >version, run a demo of the extended version, or learn more about the >latter. (As far as I can recall it was not like this when I tried the >prior version some months ago). Btw, no-install, 1,7mb. > Check the documentation for config file settings. A file "dview-config.txt" in its home directory can disable the nag with // depeche view base (not xe): to disable the runmode dialog // on startup, set the preferred run mode here: runmode base You can configure lots of stuff in the config file. Depeche view and its companion Swiss File Knife have lots of possibilities but a steep learning curve.
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