Oh you didn’t spoil anything, you saved me a lot of time. lol i greatly appreciate it

Hello Daniel-Adam,

could it be that you are using a different theme? If so, can you try default theme?
If not, can you check that JSON is still listed in Language listview of Settings->Style Configurator window?

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Phil1523,

yes, visual basic lexer has some limitation especially when it come to folding.
To speak with the words from the developer.

The current VB folder is very simple and is based upon indentation.
A folder based on VB syntax will require someone to implement and contribute it.

This was as of 2013-11-30, so it’s unlikely that it will be solved soon.

Cheers
Claudia

From my point of view, if this should be implemented, it should be disabled by default.
The reason why explained on a viusal basic example.

CreateObject is a keyword but if I want to define a Function like

Private Function Create () As Boolean

it would repalce it to

Private Function CreateObject

The same applies to comments like

'create a hash to compare results

or defining strings like

"Create a hash"

@Leonard Marvilla, your proposal saves one keystroke whereas it might generate more keystrokes
to revert it if it wasn’t supposed to use it.

But as said, this is my opinion.

Cheers
Claudia

Hallo Günter-Leipfinger,

Wie @jbrosecity bereits beschrieben hat, können die Schriftart,
Schriftgröße und andere Eigenschaften über den Menüpunkt
Einstellungen->Stile geändert werden.
Hierzu muss/müssen nach Auswahl der gewünschten Kriterien
noch ein oder mehrere Häkchen bei z. B.
Schriftart als Standard setzen oder
Schriftgröße als Standard setzen etc… gesetzt werden.
Speichern -> Fertig.

Ein anderer Weg wäre die Benutzung der Zoom Funktion.
Hierbei halten Sie die STRG, bei manchen Tastaturen auch CTRL genannt,
fest und drehen das Rad Ihrer Maus.
Um auf die ursprüngliche Größe zurück zu springen,
halten sie wiederum die STRG Taste fest und drücken dann
die Geteilt-Taste (über der 8) des Nummernblocks.

Gruß
Claudia

Hello Tom Nogge,

To be honest, I didn’t hear about react or phonegap before you mentioned it.
Just googled it and found out that neither product is a compiler.
This are frameworks and they do have tools which can be used
to compile code. So I assume npp and NppExec plugin could be used
to compile it but as already said, I didn’t know about it so I’m not sure
how much needs to be done to make it work.
Maybe someone with more react/phonegap experience can give you advice what needs to be done.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello R.-Todd-Cary

Settings -> Preferences -> MISC.
uncheck Enable in Clickable Link Settings

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Rob,
I have thought about it for a while now but didn’t find
a solution which would be better than recording a macro.
But, of course, this would mean, that you need to record
each of your regexes and save it with a meaningful name.
And it is always the same regex called, no variation allowed.
The closest other solution I can think of is to modify the

nbMaxFindHistoryFind ="10"

parameter to something like

nbMaxFindHistoryFind ="1000"

so it takes longer before it gets deleted but of course
it doesn’t make it more user friendly if you get a list of hundreds of regexes.

UPDATE: now that I have posted this - I think of something different - I will check and come back on this again.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Christopher-Wood,

this bug has been already addressed here.
But it seems that it doesn’t have the highest priority.

Cheers
Claudia

@Baksa-Péter

again cheating is required and it isn’t 100%.
Define the numbers as keywords (prefix mode) and use nesting
but this would mean, that e.g. 5t is also colored.

Cheers
Claudia

@Baksa-Péter

there is a way but this means you need to cheat and add additional code (comment) to it.
Define the normal if (open) else(middle) endif(close)

everything should work for this example

if x then y else z endif

and add //end as the close in comment folding.
It’s assumed that // is the comment sign in your language.
Now this line

if x then y else z //end

doesn’t get folded. A bit a hack but works.

Cheers
Claudia

@Baksa-Péter

can be achieved by using the special operator (( )).
From the document

So, if two or more strings are defined inside of a special operator (( )), they are interchangeable.

so a open like (( ( [ )) and a closing like (( ) ] )) sholud do the trick

Cheers
Claudia