Precedes each input line with a line number and displays the resulting text on the Output page.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextTransforms a Base64-encoded text into its original representation.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextConverts the input text into a string encoded with Base64 digits.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextReplaces the tab characters in a text document with a configurable number of spaces.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextCounts the occurrences of a string within a text.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextCounts the words in an English text.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextExtract URLs from a text (Regex)
Finds URLs/links in the input text using .NET's regular expression engine. The used Regex pattern is taken from the excellent "Regular Expressions Cookbook" (written by Jan Goyvaerts and Steven Levithan and published by O'Reilly Media).
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextFinds repeated/duplicate words in the input text using .NET's regular expression engine. The Regex pattern is taken from the excellent "Regular Expressions Cookbook" (written by Jan Goyvaerts and Steven Levithan and published by O'Reilly Media).
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextFind text lines that contain a certain string
Iterates through the lines of the given input text and outputs any line that contains a specified search string.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextThe mandatory "Hello World" example that prints "Hello World!" to the output text editor.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextReplaces HTML character entities (such as "<" or "&") by actual characters (such as "<" and "&").
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextReplaces reserved HTML characters (such as "<" and "&") by character-entity equivalents (like "<" or "&").
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextLongest Common Substring of Two Strings
Retrieves the Longest Common Substring (LCS) of two given strings. The code is based on an implementation found at http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Algorithm_Implementation/Strings/Longest_common_substring.
Input Type: Nothing | Output Type: Plain TextSorts the lines of a text by natural ordering the way a human would do it. This means that a string "2" is ordered before "10," whereas a normal string comparison would yield the opposite. The example is based on code by James McCormack: http://zootfroot.blogspot.com/2009/09/natural-sort-compare-with-linq-orderby.html
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextRandomize the lines of a text file
Rearranges the lines of a text document in random order.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextRemove duplicate lines from a text
Deletes duplicates from a given input text.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextRemove empty lines from a text
Removes/deletes all blank lines within the input text.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextApplies the ROT13 transformation to a given input text. As ROT13 is its own inverse, the same algorithm can be used for encoding and decoding.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain TextDemonstrates how to wrap text after a certain number of characters.
Input Type: Plain Text | Output Type: Plain Text