@constance-WU

Please provide the debug-info from the ? menu, the last menu item
and a step by step instruction what you are doing so that we can try
to replicate it.

@Ekopalypse it worked perfectly thanks for the help

@Alan-Kilborn said in Viewing multiple search results at the same time:

I think we got more of Peter’s “Notepad++ backstory” than specifics on how he works to search data.

My first paragraph pretty much covered my search workflow: “My general search technique is to use the standard regex search to find one at a time; I rarely need to see all the matches at once.” But I often onboard new things learned here, so maybe someday “all in file” will enter my NPP workflow. (“Find All” often in my Excel workflow, so I’m actually a bit surprised I don’t use it more in NPP, too.)

sadly for me, being sort of bored on my day job. It gave me time to explore … quirky Notepad++. It really was a sanity saver,

Understood and agreed. There are definitely times when participating in the questions and problems raised here, and exploring other NPP quirks, help save sanity during the less-fulfilling periods elsewhere.

@cmeriaux said in Recently added ‘Notepad++’ in my WIP project, Softorage:

@SanmayJoshi checkout the chocolatey software. This is what you need

It’s great! And, folks who just want to get stuff done and aren’t friendly with command line can always visit Softorage! :wink:

@cmeriaux said in Recently added ‘Notepad++’ in my WIP project, Softorage:

however the UI of your website is nice

I’ve put quite some time and thought into it. Thanks a lot!

Hi, @lajtai-levente, @dinkumoil, @peterjones and All,

Peter, I did not spoke about possible differences between the old and the new N++ documentation sites but between two versions of the Web archive !

July 16, 2019 07:14:59 ( my version )

August 14, 2018 20:30:36( @dinkumoil’s version )

Cheers,

guy038

@Jerry-B said in Update Installation Path:

Agreed. It gets a bit annoying over time when you’ve choosen a non-standard installation path.

A simple reg read at the beginning of the installation process would do the job. E.g.:
HKLM\Software\Notepad++
HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Path\notepad++.exe

@Jerry-B , thank you for a practical suggestion; it’s good to see someone who offers potential fixes. This forum isn’t the right place for bug tracking, so I have appended your advice (linking to your post and quoting and citing you as the author) in the official issue #7946.

@Alan-Kilborn ,

Try the following:

Search for: (RLK)(\d{2})(?=\D)
Replace with: ${1}0${2}L

May I suggest to take a deeper look at Regexes? A good starting point would be here.

@PeterJones , to be honest, I was hoping you had found some way :-)

Hello Peter

Thank you for the clear explanation and details.

Mark

@Adnan-Arshad said,

Wine was working with the previous version of MacOS. Since it updated to Catalina, it Wine is not supported anymore.

According to this stackexchange question/answers, you can get Wine to compile 64bit for Catalina. Since Notepad++ comes in a 64bit version, you should be golden. Hopefully that works for you.

If it doesn’t, you said,

I couldn’t find any single code editor for macbook where I can do same

https://www.google.com/search?q=mac+os+text+editor+syntax+highlighting doesn’t find any that actually do syntax highlighting? The first page of results looks promising to me, but I am not a MacOS user, so I don’t know.

@Makwana-Prahlad said,

The font tag was … I hope this information will be usefull for you.

What in the world does that have to do with Notepad++ or @Jerome-Red’s question? Jerome was asking, when using Notepad++ syntax highlighter for HTML, why the contents of the style tag in the HTML file he was editing were not syntax-highlighted as CSS. It had nothing to do with how to change the font or color of the rendered HTML, which would be an HTML/CSS question and asked in a different forum.

@Vinicius-Cesar-0

See here.

@Alan-Kilborn

To be honest I do those changes via Notepad++, but when I have to guide another user I prefer to play it safe.

Thank you for the explanation - I do get it now, while Alt-Shift to select text, it works exactly as I expect it would.

I just didn’t understand that’s what I needed to do.

This will help with adding file exclusions in FSRM.

Thank you!

@overstop said in Mindmap like system in Np++ |feature request|:

Maybe for Np++ v8.

No, if anything, this is the best example I’ve ever heard that is crying out to be embedded in a plugin.

@J-N

npp has a callback FILEBEFORELOAD maybe this can/should be used
by npp internally in order to clear any new update notification received
at this point.
Do you by any chance use PythonScript plugin??

Technically every application can be embedded in another application
as long as this other application supports embedding a window.
Legally allowed? I don’t know.

@Johannes-Lorenz ,

Sorry, I’m not quite sure what you’re asking.

If you have One Drive or Google Drive installed and running on your computer, then you can use Notepad++ to edit the file in whatever directory the cloud software puts your files.

If you’re saying that you want to edit a file from One Drive or Google Drive when you aren’t running the cloud application on your computer, then you have to have some way of downloading from the cloud service, putting the file on your local drive, and saving it back to the cloud service; without that, you cannot reasonably expect to use any text editing software that resides on your computer to be able to edit the file.

I’ll get only some HTML-Code

I’m really not sure what you mean by that. My guess is that you’ve looked at the cloud file through your web browser in some mode that wraps the file in HTML, and tried to do a “view source” or similar action. I think in such cases, the cloud service web interfaces generally have a “download” button or “view raw text” button. From there, you could save the file to your local computer, edit it with Notepad++, then use the web-based interface to upload the new copy back to the cloud.