TextMaestro™

Example 9: Concatenate Files

You can concatenate a set of files and generate one final file quite comfortably using TextMaestro. Here is a demo.

Suppose you have the following files in your working folder, and you want to concatenate all of them to a single file.

Drag the files onto TextMaestro file list.

The following dialog box will appear:

Note that you have choices of predefined macros using which you can control how the final output should look. The macros are:

{$LocalDir}

{$RemoteDir}

{$FileName}

{$FileText}

{$FileText} represents the full text obtained from a file. The rest of the macros used around this one basically customize the output. The hand-written text such as [+]__..., [+]===.. etc. are meant for distinguishing the file text in the final big output in case you want to parse it.

Hit Concatenate above, and you will obtain this:

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