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Helmaninquiel Local time: 11:31 English to Spanish + ...
Nov 9, 2011
Hello, I was wondering if there is any reliable tool for searching in xml files. They are organized in a huge folder structure, and it is a pain opening them one by one. Any proposal? Thanks.
[Edited at 2011-11-09 18:54 GMT]
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Szabolcs Király Hungary Local time: 11:31 Portuguese to Hungarian + ...
there are some
Nov 9, 2011
Hello, Try Total Commander (shareware) or Notepad++ (freeware); both have excellent search capabilities.
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I use Effective File Search and am very happy with it. I would download a trial and give it a go with your files to see how it fares. If you decide to buy it, US$ 29.95 for a perpetual license is very cost-effective I reckon.
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Helmaninquiel Local time: 11:31 English to Spanish + ...
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Thanks
Nov 9, 2011
I have no idea but didn't know I could search in folders. I will try the other tools. Thank you Szabolcs and Tomás.
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Szabolcs Király Hungary Local time: 11:31 Portuguese to Hungarian + ...
You're quite welcome
Nov 9, 2011
If you use Windows with indexing enabled you search within the docs' contents with a simple search also; however, I doubt that would be useful for you. I suggest you search for *.xml at the top-level folder of the xml files, so you get a list of them. Then drag&drop everything to Notepad++ where you use the "search in all open files" function.
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