• Folding block is missing with back-tick quotes

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  • Alternatives to Notepad++?

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    Alan KilbornA
    @Steven-Haymes said: much bigger plugin community I think N++ offers a decently-sized choice of plugins, but as I’m not familiar with vim, maybe I’m miscalibrated. :-~
  • RegEx Search and replace setup

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    Tweak to template due to editing error and not completely checking before posting (did I get it completely right this time? hmmmm): Bring up the **Find** window (ctrl+f). Bring up the **Replace** window (ctrl+h). Bring up the **Find in Files** window (ctrl+shift+f). Bring up the **Mark** window (*Search* menu > *Mark...*). **Find what** box: `` **Replace with** box: `` **Replace with** box: ***make sure this box is empty!*** **Search mode**: Normal Extended Regular expression **Backward direction**: unticked **Match whole word only**: unticked **Match case**: unticked **Wrap around**: unticked **. matches newline**: unticked **In selection**: unticked **Bookmark line**: unticked **Purge for each search**: unticked Press the **Find Next** button. Press the **Count** button. Press the **Find All in All Opened Documents** button. Press the **Find All in Current Document** button. Press the **Replace** button. Press the **Replace All** button. Press the **Replace All in All Opened Documents** button. Press the **Find All** button. Press the **Replace in Files** button. Press the **Mark All** button. Press the **Clear all marks** button.```
  • MAX size limit - Folder as workspace

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    andrecool-68A
    @Lennart-Ingemann-Nielsen If I am not mistaken, then all settings are stored in the config.xml file which is located in the Notepad++ directory.
  • Malformed Link on Homepage for Downloads

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  • https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ - Is the website down right now??

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    andrecool-68A
    @Mike-Candon https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/17985/notepad-website-is-not-reachable
  • how to change all these file names quickly

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    Prahlad-Makwana4145P
    To rename multiple files, use this command syntax and press Enter: ren .ext1 ???-new_filename_part. Command syntax example: ren .jpg ???-hikingTrip.
  • Plugins Admin: add plugin release date to sort plugins

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    cmeriauxC
    Thanks Alan for the clarification. My English is not so good.
  • Adding leading zeros or additional leading space for line numbers

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    Alan KilbornA
    @guy038 said: …zoom… But if it is really a factor for you, you could put it in a zoom-notify : try: zoom_notify_installed except NameError: def callback_sci_ZOOM(_): editor.setMarginWidthN(0, editor.textWidth(33, "12345678")) editor.callback(callback_sci_ZOOM, [SCINTILLANOTIFICATION.ZOOM]) zoom_notify_installed = True editor.setMarginWidthN(0, editor.textWidth(33, "12345678")) (for Pythonscript; I don’t know the Luascript way of doing that)
  • File length is too large and lines number can not show completly.

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    PeterJonesP
    @Terry-R said: Do you have the Notepad++ view narrow? I ran a quick experiment: yes, if you shrink the window width too far, you can cut off part of the “lines: ####” display. [image: omaDeBI.png] That’s likely the OP’s problem
  • could I change CR LF symbol and color? like eclipse style?

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    Eric WangE
    @Ekopalypse like the link below, but I jest wang the CR LF not so conspicuous. link
  • Basic line number replacement

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    rossjparkerR
    Can you post same sample text showing the original and what you would like it to be?
  • RECUPERATION OPTIONS ET LISTE FICHIERS OUVERTS de V 6.8.6 vers 7.7.1

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  • Code folding; files going between Linux and Windows

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    Rahul JhaR
    With reference to previous post, please see screenshot here: https://imgur.com/a/aaky5Rx
  • 7.7.1 not responding

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  • Find/Replace & deleting

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    Hello, @dave-dyet, @terry-r, @peterjones and All, Here is a 3rd possible solution : SEARCH (?s-i).+?(\u.+?)(?=<)|(?s).+ REPLACE ?1\1\r\n ( OR ?1\1\n for Unix files ) Notes : The remainder of text, near the very end of file, is just wiped out. Indeed, when the second alternative (?s).+ is used, the group 1 does not exist. So, no replacement is done, because of the conditional replacement ?1.... I used the \u syntax which matches, when sensitive search is processed, any uppercase letter of any occidental Unicode script ( Latin, Greek, Cyrillic,… ). It’s probably useless, as in English/American language, no country begins with an accentuated character, anyway ! However, regarding this specific case, writing (?-i)\u is as easy as writing (?-i)[A-Z] ! Refer to the list of sovereign states, below : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states And we get the text, below : Africa Angola Argentina Armenia Asia Australia Australia > New South Wales Australia > Northern Territory Peter, from your solutiion, I built a new version, which can do all the job, in one go ;-)) So, here is the 4th version : SEARCH (?-s)<.+?>|^\h*\R?|(.+?)(?=<) REPLACE ?1\1\r\n ( OR ?1\1\n for Unix files ) Notes : This regex allows the pertinent items to begin with an lowercase letter, either ! If group 1 does not exist, then the <.....> blocks OR possible leading blank chars, followed with a possible line-break, are deleted If group1 does exist, then the different items of the drop-down list, are listed, as usual, one per line Best Regards, guy038
  • Getting a start on figuring some coding things out.

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    Hey, You can also check this https://hackr.io/tutorials/learn-c-plus-plus there are top listed tutorials recommended by the programming community.
  • How can I speed up Notepad++ ?

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    cipher-1024C
    Even if @Ekopalypse 's suggestions work for you, it seems like having a script to break up the file into year-size-chunks would be a sensible thing to do. I have no idea what the format for your file is, but I would think you could parse it with a Python script or something and break it into more manageable size pieces.
  • How do I add the "Launch in Chrome" in version 7.7.1?

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    andrecool-68A
    @Dov-Fuchs The file you want to open in the browser must be saved as HTML …this is important!!!