New in Version 18.9
May 9, 2019
New General Features
- The new version allows you find/replace/filter a specified range of IPv4/IPv6 addresses. An IP address range can be specified as a number range syntax or an IPv4/IPv6 CIDR notation.
- Greatly improved the speed of Find/Replace/Filter, the Uppercase, Lowercase, Capitalize, Full-width, and Half-width commands using multi-threaded code even when temporary files are used to open very large files.
- Greatly improved the speed of the Save and Save As commands.
Test results:
| v18.0 | v18.1 | v18.2 | v18.8 | v18.9 | Comparison to v18.0 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Find “abc” with “Count Matches” option | 4.09 seconds | 3.26 seconds | 1.80 seconds | 0.453 seconds | 0.156 seconds | 26.2 times faster |
| Replace “abc” with “@@@” | 4.30 seconds | 3.22 seconds | 1.75 seconds | 0.437 seconds | 0.110 seconds | 39.1 times faster |
| Filter “abc” | 4.16 seconds | 3.14 seconds | 1.73 seconds | 0.156 seconds | 0.109 seconds | 38.2 times faster |
* Test conditions same as Version 18.2.
New Options
- Added the IP Address/CIDR notation check box/text box to the Enter Number Range dialog box.
- Added the Sort IPv4 Addresses Ascending, Sort IPv4 Addresses Descending, Sort IPv6 Addresses Ascending, and Sort IPv6 Addresses Descending radio buttons to the Sort by Multiple Columns dialog box.
- The new version allows you to enter a number larger than 4096 MB to the Maximum Memory Size per File text box in the Advanced page of the Customize dialog box (64-bit versions only).
New Commands
- Sort IPv4 Addresses Ascending
- Sort IPv4 Addresses Descending
- Sort IPv6 Addresses Ascending
- Sort IPv6 Addresses Descending
Plug-in API New Features
- Added the SORT_IPV4 and SORT_IPV6 flags to the SORT_INFO structure and Editor_Sort inline function.
Macro New Features
- Added the I (sorts IPv4 addresses) and P (sorts IPv6 addresses) options to the Sort method of the Document object.