8 projects tagged "Files"
Updated 10 May 2009
Batch File Rename
| Pop | 14.76 |
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| Vit | 31.82 |
Batch File Rename (BFR) is a PHP library to rename sets of files and folders with many advanced options.
Updated 02 Apr 2010
pdirl
| Pop | 49.99 |
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| Vit | 2.64 |
pdirl (PHP Directory Listing) is a tiny directory lister program. It is meant to be better looking and more useful than the directory listings produced by Apache. It features searching, directory listing in subdirectories, breadcrumb navigation, translations, and MIME-type detection. It requires PHP 5.
Updated 26 Oct 2011
FileMyFiles
| Pop | 68.56 |
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| Vit | 7.49 |
With one click, FileMyFiles will organize all of the files on your desktop. There are powerful options to change file and folder names. It will uninstall applications and all of their related files and folders. It can selectively delete just some of the files and folders from the trash. It can also be scheduled to keep all of your important folders organized. Files are sorted and put into folders according to eight categories of file types: Words, Images, Audio, Compressed, Data, Layout, Video, and Web. FileMyFiles will keep all of your files organized, leaving your desktop and other important folders uncluttered and your files easy to find.
Updated 07 Feb 2010
MammothCopy
| Pop | 22.85 |
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| Vit | 1.01 |
MammothCopy is a simple, Java-based tool to copy large or many files from one computer on the Internet directly to another. This is also possible with tools like WinSCP and an SSH server, but those are too complex for normal users. MammothCopy is geared towards parents wanting to send photos to their kids, or professionals who want to transfer huge files (only limited to the receiving end’s hard disk space).
Updated 12 Apr 2010
Funani
| Pop | 20.98 |
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| Vit | 25.91 |
The goal of Funani is to solve the management of large image and other media collections in a practical way. To help you find the data you want in big data collections, this software allows you to sort it in many different ways. Advanced queries on dates, locations, events, or people, or more generically categories and tags, allow you to narrow the search quickly. Funani can be thought of primarily as a safe. Every file put into the system remains in the system. It is an additive system, which makes unintended deletion impossible. A maintenance mode can still remove unwanted files, but standard users cannot perform this operation. Funani is also a framework designed for extensibility. When new features are requested, they can be implemented by adding new functionality and leaving the existing system alone. Each feature is completely isolated from others as long as it does not depend on them.
Updated 06 Feb 2011
Screwdriver++
| Pop | 35.27 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Screwdriver++ is a package with various tools for the C++ programmer in Unix environments. It contains classes for time measurement, image and file manipulation, and arbitrary precision arithmetics. Timer is a class for measuring time intervals with millisecond accuracy. Image is a class that uses OpenCv to manipulate images. File is a class to manipilate file input and output in various formats. Number is a class to manipulate arbitrary precision arithmetics.
Updated 31 May 2011
phpmygpx
| Pop | 31.59 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
phpMyGPX is a Web application based on PHP, MySQL, and OpenLayers to manage photos and GPX files with a browser, on your local machine or online, to share your tracks and images. GPX is an XML file format containing track points and routes collected by GPS receivers, and is very popular with navigation, geocaching, and OpenStreetMap.
Updated 06 Feb 2012
POSIXplorer
| Pop | 21.05 |
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| Vit | 4.76 |
POSIXplorer will help you find, navigate, and open files on Linux, Mac OS, or most POSIX systems. You just type the command and then a regex for which you'd like to search. By default, it searches filenames and excludes class and other data files. It looks recursively down from your current directory. If you'd like to search through file contents, use the '-c' flag. When using -c, after the regex, you can list a file pattern, such as * (the default) to match any file or *.java to match Java files. After searching on your query, it presents a list of results and lets you type a number to select one for opening in the editor you have defined in the EDITOR environment variable, or by default Vim. After quitting the editor, you come back to your results and can continue opening files or execute a new search. To run a new search, just type the query and the script will detect that you did not intend to enter a file number. Note that in content searches with -c, only a new content query can be entered, not a new file filter.
