LineByter

Text handles a large variety of details in any domain of activity, which can even mean an enumeration of characters to act as an ID code. This creates a pattern, and if you need to identify custom ones in documents, LineByter comes with an intuitive design and practical set of features to provide the results in the blink of an eye.

There’s no need to worry about accommodation because the application tries to easily present its set of features to individuals of all levels of experience. Moreover, the tab support provides clean navigation through the variety of functions, each with clear panels and sets of details.

File support lets you work with basic forms of text documents like TXT and RTF, with the possibility to load them through a simple drag and drop operation. These are shown in a list by paths.

The scan isn’t fully complete until you also configure patterns for search. This is done from an independent tab, where the application provides quite the variety of presets you can select from a drop down menu. You’re not limited to a single pattern, with the possibility to set lists up for rejected, and included types.

There’s a dedicated field in which custom regex strings can be used for the test. You can save profiles to use them later on to skip you the effort of choosing patterns to look up in target files.

Results are shown as soon as they’re detected, but the scan process doesn’t usually take a lot of time, even if you choose to scan an abundance of files. Resulting strings can either be saved to file or sent to the clipboard for further processing.

In conclusion, LineByter comes in handy for detecting regular text strings in an abundance of text files based on specific filters. The process takes little time from start to end, while the interface is easy enough to comprehend by individuals of all levels of experience.