@William-Pigott said:

go back to version 7.2.2

Well, hopefully you took @Claudia-Frank 's hint and simply pulled the functionList.xml file from 7.2.2, and dropped it into your more-recent-version’s folder structure…no need to fully downgrade to get this one bit of functionality changed…

functionList.xml went from 14006 bytes in version 7.2.2 to 57945 bytes in version 7.5.1, so I’d guess there are some pretty significant changes in there.

Insightful method. Really creative. I couldn’t think of it myself.

though, for a lazy like me, it is too much work, so I would avoid doing all this.

Thanks a lot for giving such a good method though.

Rawat

@MAPJe71 YOU ROCK! thank you. My entire project team thanks you.

@Bruce-Coyne

Well I can say yes because I know that XML Tools can validate against xml schemas
but I’m unsure if this is what you are looking for.

Cheers
Claudia

@Sainent-eBusiness

not 100% sure if I understand your question, if it is about having the common nppftp plugin
included then, no, I prefer to decide by my own which modules I want to install.

If it is about having a ftp plugin builtin, then no, I think having a strict separation
about core editor functionality and additional features, as plugins, result in a more stable version for everyone.

Cheers
Claudia

If I split the big file into two small files then the Line works very well. Hope one day that Notepad early days improve better in the future. Thank Cheers.

Hi,
Just wanted to thank ZillaZilla for posting the problem. I learned from what you were having problems with. I had downloaded Notepad++ and expected it to work right off. Through your post I fixed it and it is working. The only problem was I took off work to do this assignment and wasted all day trying to get this to work.

Thanks again!!

@Shu-Ting-Pi

You could use the Mark feature along with a regular expression that would highlight these function calls, but it wouldn’t be automatic…meaning that you would have to “refresh” it occasionally…

@Manlio-Bovecchi

Wow. Picture is worth the proverbial 10000 words. :-D

My first thought is: How many bytes does Windows Explorer think this file has? Also 4?

@Pouemes44

not directly but you could use find in files function and copy the
results from the find result window into the new document.

Cheers
Claudia

That seems to have worked, thank you.

@wuming79

Works for me, what have I missed?

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@Claudia-Frank Thanks.