Next Reservation vs Find&Replace

■1. What Does This App Do? This app is designed to help you schedule your "next appointment" and add it to your calendar. At first glance, you might wonder, “Do I really need an app for that?” However, if you’ve ever found yourself in situations like the following, it might be worth giving it a try: - At the dentist, trying to schedule your next appointment three months out, but fumbling to flip through the calendar. - Booking a time you thought was free, only to later realize it conflicts with another event. ■2. How Does It Work? Once you set up your preferred scheduling intervals in advance, the app allows you to: - Display the date/time for the next appointment (based on your set interval). - Make small adjustments if needed, then register the appointment to your calendar. That’s all there is to it! ■3. Additional Benefits Even with such a simple feature set, adding one more setting can make your calendar even more convenient. For example, if you include a location in your appointment template, you’ll get a notification like, “It’s time to leave,” around the time you should head out. This is actually a built-in feature of the iOS Calendar app, but manually adding locations every time can be a hassle or easy to forget. By pre-setting this in the app, you can enjoy the convenience with just one tap. ■4. Usage Examples - Haircuts: Every 7 weeks - Dentist Appointments: Every 3 months To be honest, I currently only use the app for these two scenarios, which means I use it about once a month on average. :)

-Find&Replace -Rename files/folders alongside your finding and replacing! -Plain text, make case-sensitive -RegularExpressions, 'Insert Pattern' style tokens. -Customizable highlighting colors for both general matches in a file, and specific instances you're examining at the moment. -Intelligent Parsing analyzes your files and detects patterns in them, allowing you to see what the two files are missing from each other, or what are different, so you can drag a block of code over to the desired file instantly, if you have a large enum, and a specific element you like in an alternate implementation you can instantly carry that over flawlessly. The search regular expressions features a user friendly TextEdit style, ("Insert Pattern") as well as advanced, called Tokens & Regex, Respectively., Between lets you set specific anchors, replace the anchors themselves with something else, and even extract that section to a new file. The log truncation capabilities of 'collapse' is also very valuable, run it to clean up a file with a bunch of noise, A log or something else repeating many times can be an important bit of information, however you don't need the log to physically be 10x the size when you can replace with something like "$1\nThis error is repeated $count times" and it beautifully shrinks your log or file by taking out that repeated text!