A command-line Windows utility which provides a substitute for the native TYPE command that allows multiple formatting options for text files that are being processed for logs, particularly for reporting purposes.
--sb, --space-before .. Display a blank line before any line containing this text.
--sa, --space-after ... Display a blank line after any line containing this text.
--lb, --line-before ... Display a separator before any line containing this text.
--la, --line-after .... Display a separator after any line containing this text.
--sk, --skip-line ..... Do not display any lines containing this text.
-p, --ps, --plus-space .... Add a space with each blank line generated or displayed.
-f, --find ................ Find ONLY those lines containing this text.
-a, --ascii ............... Evaluate the input file as an ASCII file, rather than a Unicode file.
-x, --extended-search ..... Enable extended search mode, where "\n" and "\t" can be searched.
-s, --case-sensitive ...... Make all searches case-sensitive (default = case-insensitive).
-c, --cs, --separator ..... Select a custom separator character (default = "-").
-d, --cd, --delimiter ..... Select a custom delimiter character (default = ";").
--lc, --linechar ...... Select a custom divider line character (default = "=").
-L, --ll, --linelen ....... Select a custom line length for all separators (default = 80).
-r, --replace ............. Provide the filename of a text file containing search/replace entries: one per line.
-o, --out ................. Provide the filename for writing the output to instead of StdOut.
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Tested on Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11 (both x86 and x64)
Tested on Windows 2003, 2008-R2, 2012-R2, 2016, 2019, and 2022 (both x86 and x64)
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