Has anyone ever written a fast sort function (for strings inside a list) for Windows that compares by character value? Which means that e.g.: ! < ... < A < B ...< \ ... < a < b ... < } ...
It would be cool if this would be UTF-8 compatible...
At infratec: I'll take a look at Scribus, thank you!
At highend: It's true, I'd like to have a cli solution only but I guess I should at least try every single suggestion
cpdf does not seem to be capable of finding and replacing text but it could be used to add text to a (blank, apart from already present & fixed elements) pdf file.
I'm not that firm with api access, it seems it's not possible to define a different font to add text apart from ...
Is it possible with PB to search and replace text in a .pdf file and save the modified .pdf afterwards?
The content of the pdf has a graphic at the top left and all other text is editable but of course the text is formatted like: "this text part is blue", "this text has a different font ...
does anyone have a function to convert a normal string to a hex output like this (unicode, if a char has multiple bytes, all of them are shown) and returns that as a string as well?
Total Commander (a file manager) uses ulister (a plugin) that makes use of "Oracle Outside In Technology". It supports a large variety of formats that it can preview (without the belonging software installed).
E.g. (not the most recent list): Supported formats: https://docs.oracle.com ...