@AndrewSmith

The project file is just XML. Why not write a Python script to create the XML file you want? I wrote myself an AWK script to do that, and it worked well.

I don’t use the project panel much any more–only for “stock” help files and such that I always want to be able to get to. For “project” file searching, I use the Open File In Solution plug-in from http://npp.incrediblejunior.com.

thanks you so much was so close had \t\d\d\d but it kept showing no match as I was still searching in Extended, not regular.

Well, Notepad++ is a text editor with syntax coloring and some auto-complete for many languages. Each language has its own structure of files, but this is not handled by the editor. If Django is a kind of Python, there is some coloring and auto-complete built in Np++.

Looking at Google (https://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=notepad%2B%2B+Django) I see some topic that may help you, eg:
http://mherman.org/blog/2012/12/30/django-basics/
https://openhatch.org/wiki/Django_for_Designers/Laptop_setup/Windows_text_editor
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-users/jBeTpm1kzi0
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8483969/unexpected-indent-error-when-using-notepad-for-creating-django-function

When working on an opened file in the notepad++ interface, you would select a file name mentioned in the opened file, right click and have a menu Open with the name of the selected file.

This is inside Run menu named as “Open file”.
Ofc you can add it to context menu: http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php/Context_Menu

Doesn’t the menu Encoding -> character set -> … works for you?

https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues

@donho said:

DSpellCheck plugin has been removed from Notepad++ release due to the issue #427.
You just need move back DSpellCheck.dll from “disabled” folder to “plugins” folder (in you Notepad++ installation directory).

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/201/spellcheck

That did it …Thank You SOOOOOO Much…Have A Super Blessed Day!!!

Hello hdorairaj,

Yes, I could reproduce the bug! I wouldn’t say that’s an important issue, because you need to open, first, the Style Configurator panel, that is not a common action, anyway :-)

You don’t even need to close/restart N++ to get back the active link. Moreover, it doesn’t have any relation with the global font, too.

Briefly, after opening the Style Configurator…, any simple action, as selecting an other language, in the left part of the dialogue , breaks the link property of the text https://www.google.com

If a second file is opened in your N++'s session, you can restore the active link, just switching to this file, then, switching back to your test file :-)

Best regards,

guy038