The Unicode refactoring of UltraEdit is a big deal. But we didn't stop there. As, UltraEdit v24 not only changes the game for Unicode / UTF-8, but also all things encoding. By tapping into OS font substitution calls, you can open a file encoded as UTF-8, or Japanese ANSI, or OEM, or virtually any other encoding – and it will look exactly the way you expect. With UltraEdit v24, you can:. Freely use Unicode in macros and scripts. Open, edit, and save files with Unicode paths or names without issue.
Enjoy full Unicode support in the function list, tag list, output window, and more. Enjoy greatly improved and automatic encoding detection – no more manually setting a file's code page!. Open and view files of any character set / encoding without having to futz with font or display settings. Convert your file to UTF-8 when pasting Unicode data into a non-Unicode file. Easily configure UltraEdit for handling Unicode and other code pages with the new encoding settings Welcome to a bolder, smarter UltraEdit. You're going to love the changes to find and replace in v24.
Create a new file from the find string list. Set find/replace in files to target the active directory on the fly. See your find in files results in a fraction of the time it took in previous versions. Enjoy faster and more accurate Perl regexp, line filtering, and more.find and replace is next level in v24. Check out more below.