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  • 10 Window Only. How do many ?

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  • Select text right mouse button. Possible ?

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    I don’t know of any plugins that work that way, but you can try “X-mouse Button Control”. You can assign mouse button actions at the application level. Good Luck
  • Feature request: Save text direction in session file

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  • Sorting 'Folder Workspace'

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    Thanks, Scott. I later noticed that. Oh, well.
  • FEATURE REQUEST: Replace and Preserve case

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    Hello, MacGyver27 and All Thinking to your problem, I’ve just imagined a particular search/replacement, that changes the case of each letter, of the replacement word, ACCORDINGLY TO the case of each corresponding letter, in the searched word :-))) Hypotheses : The searched and replacement words are supposed made of any word character. That is to say that they may contain possible digit characters and/or any underscore symbol as, for instance, the words TEST_02 or MY_FUNCTION Three cases are possible : A) The searched and replacement words have the same size : For instance, if the searched word is device, whatever its capitalization form, and the exact replacement word is SySTeM, here are, below, the results of this S/R, for some forms of the searched word : DeVIce => SySTem dEVicE => sYSteM devICe => sysTEm dEvIcE => sYsTeM B) The searched word have less letters than the replacement word : For instance, if the searched word is device, whatever its capitalization form, and the exact replacement word is lOCatIOn, here are, below, the results of this S/R, for some forms of the searched word : DeVIce => LoCAtiOn dEVicE => lOCatIOn devICe => locATiOn dEvIcE => lOcAtIOn Note, in that example, that the 7th and 8th remaining letters, of the replacement word, which cannot be associated to a corresponding letter, in the searched word, keep their initial capitalization form ! C) The searched word have more letters than the replacement word : For instance, if the searched word is device, whatever its capitalization form, and the exact replacement word is TeSt, here are, below, the results of this S/R, for some forms of the searched word : DeVIce => TeST dEVicE => tESt devICe => tesT dEvIcE => tEsT Remarks : If a character of the searched word is NOT a letter, the associated character, in the replacement word, will NOT be changed If a character of the replacement word is NOT a letter, it will NOT be changed, of course ! To perform these capitalization changes, TWO consecutive S/R will be mandatory. In addition, I need a dummy character, NOT used yet, in your file. I chose the # character, but feel free to chose any other one ! So : Let M be the number of letters of the SEARCHED word Let N be the number of letters of the REPLACEMENT word Then : For case A) ( M = N ) OR case B) ( M < N ) FIRST S/R : SEARCH (?i)\b<SEARCHED word, in ANY case>\b REPLACE #<REPLACEMENT word, in ANY case>$0# SECOND S/R : SEARCH #|(?-is)(?=\w{<N>}(?:(\u)|(\l)))(\w)(?=\w*#)|(?i)<SEARCHED word, in ANY case># REPLACE \u(?1\3)\l(?2\3) For case C) ( M > N ) FIRST S/R : SEARCH (?i)\b(<The N FIRST letters>)(<The M-N LAST letters>)\b, of the SEARCHED word, in ANY case REPLACE #<REPLACEMENT word, in ANY case>\1#\2 SECOND S/R : SEARCH #|(?-is)(?=\w{<N>}(?:(\u)|(\l)))(\w)(?=\w*#)|(?i)<The N FIRST letters>#<The M-N LAST letters> , of the SEARCHED word, in ANY case REPLACE \u(?1\3)\l(?2\3) Then, from the examples, above : For case A), from the original text : DeVIce dEVicE devICe dEvIcE SEARCH (?i)\bdevice\b REPLACE #system$0# We obtain, after the 1ST S/R : #systemDeVIce# #systemdEVicE# #systemdevICe# #systemdEvIcE# SEARCH #|(?-is)(?=\w{6}(?:(\u)|(\l)))(\w)(?=\w*#)|(?i)device# REPLACE \u(?1\3)\l(?2\3) And, finally, after the 2ND S/R : SySTem sYSteM sysTEm sYsTeM For case B), from the original text : DeVIce dEVicE devICe dEvIcE SEARCH (?i)\bdevice\b REPLACE #location$0# We obtain, after the 1ST S/R : #locationDeVIce# #locationdEVicE# #locationdevICe# #locationdEvIcE# SEARCH #|(?-is)(?=\w{8}(?:(\u)|(\l)))(\w)(?=\w*#)|(?i)device# REPLACE \u(?1\3)\l(?2\3) And, finally, after the 2ND S/R : LoCAtion lOCatIon locATion lOcAtIon For case C), from the original text : DeVIce dEVicE devICe dEvIcE SEARCH (?i)\b(devi)(ce)\b REPLACE #test\1#\2 We obtain, after the 1ST S/R : #testDeVI#ce #testdEVi#cE #testdevI#Ce #testdEvI#cE SEARCH #|(?-is)(?=\w{4}(?:(\u)|(\l)))(\w)(?=\w*#)|(?i)devi#ce REPLACE \u(?1\3)\l(?2\3) And, finally, after the 2ND S/R : TeST tESt tesT tEsT Best Regards, guy038 P.S. : A last example, with my_function_n008 as a searched word and ABCD_123IjklmnOP as a replacement word, which, both, contain 16 characters ! So, Let’s supposed the example text, below : My_Function_N008 mY_fUNCTION_n008 my_FUNCTION_n008 MY_fUnCtIoN_N008 SEARCH (?i)\bmy_function_n008\b REPLACE #ABCD_123IjklmnOP$0# We obtain, after this 1ST S/R : #ABCD_123IjklmnOPMy_Function_N008# #ABCD_123IjklmnOPmY_fUNCTION_n008# #ABCD_123IjklmnOPmy_FUNCTION_n008# #ABCD_123IjklmnOPMY_fUnCtIoN_N008# SEARCH #|(?-is)(?=\w{16}(?:(\u)|(\l)))(\w)(?=\w*#)|(?i)my_function_n008# REPLACE \u(?1\3)\l(?2\3) And, after the final 2ND S/R : AbCD_123ijklMnOP aBCd_123IJKlmnOP abCD_123IJKlmnOP ABCd_123IjKlMnOP
  • option to not re-arrange tab lines

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    I agree with this post. This behavior is very annoying.
  • Search and focus to open file - Feature request - maybe

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  • Select Inline text and then add to beginning & end of selection

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    Thanks guy038! Looks good. Will be using this on Monday. Best Blair
  • Purge Undo

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    @John-Ng You could do “File” menu -> “Reload from Disk” – this will provide a point from which there is no further undo-ing.
  • Easy feature request: Shortucut key for next tip

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    I’m just curious, why do you think it’s an easy feature ?
  • CSS Code Coloring for @media directives

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  • Constant Crashing

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    @Kim-Kløve You have the “Show End of Line” feature turned on. Turn off by the “View” menu, “Show Symbol” submenu. Uncheck “Show End of Line”.
  • Notepad++ 7.2.1 Detected as W32.670B0FC09E.ab2 in Cisco Sourcefire AMP

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    Yes, we are running into this same issue as well.
  • Suggestion for Post-it (F12)

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  • PluginManager missing on 64bit installer

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    It is work in progress: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12483/new-version-of-plugin-manager-for-testing/3
  • sorry, but what difference between 32bit & 64bit versions?

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    64 bit by some reason doesn’t include Plugin Manager. Just as a software note.
  • "Hide Lines" feature has a bug.

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  • Alternative Icon

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    Thank you for this!!! Using this guide and mentioned tool, I was able to change the icon rather painlessly.