PowerGREP 3.3.3

PowerGREP is a powerful grep tool for quickly searching for a piece of information through files and folders on your computer, such as software source code, letters and correspondence, server or system logs, reference texts, historic archives, etc.
Even if you do not know in advance exactly what you are looking for. In that situation, PowerGREPs rich Perl-compatible regular expression support allows you to search for virtually anything by specifying the form of what you want, and let PowerGREP find the actual text matching that form.
PowerGREP presents the search results as a clickable list, so you can quickly and easily see the big picture. Double-click on any of the search matches to open the file in which it was found. All matches will be highlighted in that file. This allows you to easily inspect the context of the search match.
With PowerGREPs search and replace functionality, you can perform complex text and binary replacement operations for easy maintenance of web sites, software source code, reports, etc.
You can preview the results of the search and replace and double-check everything if you want. If you want to perform many search and replace operations on the same files, you can create a search and replace sequence.
PowerGREPs collect feature makes it easy to gather statistics from any kind of archive or log file. You can extract valuable information from raw web logs that your log analyzer does not provide.
You no longer need to write your own scripts for parsing special kinds of logs. Simply create a regular expression matching the log data, and let PowerGREP do the work for you.
PowerGREP can handle text files, Unicode text files, UNIX and Mac text files, binary files and even zip files. You can save every action you can take with PowerGREP, with or without the results.
The documentation that is included with PowerGREP contains a detailed introduction to regular expressions, with many simple and complex examples.
Version restrictions:
- 30 day evaluation.
- The free evaluation version is fully functional, except for the ability to save results and libraries.