Are there any editors that can edit multi-gigabyte text files, perhaps by only loading small portions into memory at once? It doesn't seem like Vim can handle it =(
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If you are on *nix (and assuming you have to modify only parts of file (and rarely)), you may split the files (using the
split
command), edit them individually (usingawk
,sed
, or something similar) and concatenate them after you are done.The only thing I've been able to use for something like that is my favorite Mac hex editor, 0XED. However, that was with files that I considered large at tens of megabytes. I'm not sure how far it will go. I'm pretty sure it only loads parts of the file into memory at once, though.
In the past I opened up to a 3 gig file with this tool http://csved.sjfrancke.nl/