記錄編輯器是一個資料檔編輯器，類似於檔案輔助或網路 Cobols Cobol-編輯。它使用「記錄佈局」將檔案中的數據格式化為人類可讀格式。因為它知道欄位的格式，它可以將二進位位格式化為普通數位，而不是像大多數十六進位編輯器那樣顯示十六進位等效項。檔案可以編輯在表（電子表格像格式）或單一記錄格式與欄位向下的頁面。 紀錄編輯器可以編輯以下格式： * CSV（逗號、標籤等已解的欄位）用於 Windows 和 Unix 的檔。 * 修復了 Windows、Unix 和 Z-OS（IBM 大型機）操作系統的欄位寬度數據檔（文本和二進位檔案）。 * 現有 Xml 檔 記錄佈局可以通過佈局編輯器輸入，也可以從 Cobol 複製簿導入。 記錄編輯器以 java （6） 編寫，因此它應該在大多數計算機系統上運行。
版本歷史記錄
- 版本 0.98.2 發佈於 2017-02-22
最近的更改包括突出顯示的文本檢視、基本 Python/Java JRecord 代碼生成、增強的 Cobol 複製手冊導入和 Cobol 支援、額外的文本函數和額外文本示例 - 版本 0.96h 發佈於 2014-12-02
新的突出顯示文字檢視，更好地處理大型檔，Csv 比較，增強的 Csv 支援（嵌入 Cr 和額外的報價支援），匯出增強 - 版本 0.61b 發佈於 2007-05-20
次要增強和錯誤修復
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