https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/341/ << waiting for this since 2005:)

@Tony-Guy-Parker In settings for this plugin you can check:

[]Persist clipboard list across sessions

and all clipboard will be save to NPP\plugins\Config\MultiClipboardSession.dat. You can manually copy/restore this file if necessary (by hand or other tools).

@Hans-v-Buitenen Bug for this https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/7931.

You should try this plugin https://github.com/funap/npp-explorer-plugin, it has some alert for such case:
https://github.com/funap/npp-explorer-plugin/issues/20

Hi, you can restore the deleted word files for the backup folder, but if the files not there then try a free utility program like recuva, stellar data recovery free edition, tesdisk. These utility programs are able to recover deleted files efficiently. Thanks

There are cases where Project save wrong path:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/6184
@donho It would be worth exploring it because I can see that the more people noticed this :)

@John-Smith-2 ,

This sounds like a feature request. This forum is for discussion. Our Feature Request FAQ explains where to go for actual feature requests.

a imagem é apenas simulada. o código ainda não existe.
the image is only simulated. the code does not yet exist.

@Lyoid-Fussell said in XML Duplicates:

Is there an easy way to search an xml file for duplicate entries?

Hard to say without example data. However one method could be to work on a copy of the file as this would be a destructive test.
First remove all lines of code except the one you want to test on, assuming it contains lines rather than just lots of code all bunched together.Sort the lines so duplicates are together. A regular expression could easily spot duplicates.

Note this is just a high level description. To provide an actual process requires you provide actual example data. To insert examples, first insert them into the posting window, then highlight them and press the </> button above. This puts a black box around the examples preventing the website from potentially mangling the data.

Terry

Oh, I see. Well, that’s better than nothing. Thank you.

I don’t know if this is the correct place to suggest it but, in any case, perhaps Notepad++ could be updated to automatically open the find window and inject the search string to make the whole thing more intuitive.

@PeterJones said in How to update the portable version?:

it would be nice to have the .model. version for config.xml (especially) and (also nice) contextMenu.xml, shortcuts.xml, and functionList.xml.

Wouldn’t these just be the files contained in the zip for the portable release for any given version?
Yes, I know that OP is probably looking for something a bit “easier”. :-)

You have to manually generate a list containing links to the icons you want to use.

I think you understand.
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thanks

@Waka-Waka906 ,

It flags conflicts for you, but doesn’t stop you from having conflicts. When there is a conflict, Notepad++ will pick one of the conflicting actions and apply it. There is anecdotal evidence that it picks the first one it comes to when doing some list of processing, but you cannot control which one occurs. I even vaguely remember one case when multiple actions may have been taken, but I cannot guarantee that will work.

In general, it’s a bad idea to have conflicts, because you cannot control whether one, some, or all of those actions occur when you use the hotkey. But if you’re willing to live with the ambiguity, feel free to leave the conflict there – Notepad++ won’t stop you.

If you want to guarantee that multiple actions occur with the same shortcut, record a macro where both actions are explicitly invoked, then assign your desired keystroke to the macro rather than to the individual actions.

@I-neuw said in A few yes or no questions about Np++:

block search
block sort
block copy
block cut

But, if we are considering the normal stream block here, instead of the aforementioned column block, then YES, all 4 of these operations are supported.

@patrickdrd said in Watched topic email notifications?:

you could use rss

Workable solution, and I’m surprised I didn’t think to look for that option myself. Thanks. Though email would get my attention faster.

First off, thanks so much for swift replying and sorry for not giving any information as I was too lazy to do more research on how to ask for help here. My apologies!

Notepad++ v7.8.9 (64-bit) Build time : Jul 15 2020 - 20:31:49 Path : C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe Admin mode : OFF Local Conf mode : OFF OS Name : Windows 10 Pro (64-bit) OS Version : 1903 OS Build : 18362.1082 Current ANSI codepage : 65001 Plugins : mimeTools.dll NppConverter.dll NppExport.dll

I also have tried resetting all settings to default by deleting all .XML files under this folder: %APPDATA%\Notepad++. Uninstall/reinstall Notepad++ as well but it didn’t help either.

Finally fixed the issue by rebooting my PC :facepalm:

Thanks so much again!

Peace out!

@overstop ,

The developers announce new versions when they come out – there will be a post in the Announcements section of the forum, and the official download page will be updated; about 2 weeks after the release, auto-update will be triggered. The developers don’t pre-announce “next version will be coming out in XXX weeks, with new features YYY and ZZZ”, so asking us when the next version will be is not going to help; that’s why @Alan-Kilborn told you months ago that there is no published roadmap.

As a reminder, this isn’t a corporate product, where there is a big paid team, whose primary goal in their job is to make Notepad++ better on a regular schedule. Rather, it’s an all-volunteer effort. The primary developer has a “day job”, and Notepad++ is just his passion-driven side project; he has a few other code contributors who help make changes, but it’s all volunteer-run, in their free time, with no fixed or guaranteed schedule.

From what I’ve found in a short Google research is, that ex4 is some kind of properitary data format and thus is not a plain text file. N++ probably isn’t going to help you with that format.

@guy038 - thx for sharing, not sure why I’ve missed those.

@Alan-Kilborn interpreted:

I think what is being said is that Plugins Admin installed Pythonscript 3.0.3 for the OP.

The Plugins Admin does not install v3.0.3.

If that is what he was trying to say, then he was wrong.

64bit: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/nppPluginList/blob/master/src/pl.x64.json#L796-L805 32bit: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/nppPluginList/blob/master/src/pl.x86.json#L1086-L1095

both of those show quite clearly that the nppPluginList points at the v1.5.4 download, as it should.

What happened was that @V-S-Rawat already had 3.0.3-alpha installed; when he tried to install v1.5.4 somehow (he isn’t clear whether he did it through Windows or Plugins Admin) that Plugins Admin still showed that v3.0.3 was installed. My guess is that if he tried with Plugins Admin, it doesn’t downgrade a plugin to an earlier version, so v3.0.3 was still there. Or my other guess would be that he tried to manually install v1.5.4 without first deleting v3.0.3, so there was some conflict between the plugin DLL and the python DLL, or some such, causing the crash.

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Now, replying to the OP:

@V-S-Rawat wrote:

plugin admin will go ahead and download and installe 3.0.3

No, it did not. Plugin Admin just couldn’t fix the mess you’d made by all your manual installation without uninstalling previous versions. You cannot blame that on Plugins Admin.

Plugins Admin will not install a newer version until the plugin maintainer issues a PR to the nppPluginList , and until that version of nppPluginList gets distributed with the subsequent version of Notepad++. There is no version of Notepad++ currently existing which has a Plugins Admin that will install v3.0.3.

Plugin Admin will always download and install latest version

Wrong again. Plugins Admin will only download the one version that is hardcoded into nppPluginList for that version of Notepad++. They have not yet implemented the feature which will allow nppPluginList to be updated without releasing a new version of Notepad++.

Plugins Admin is a tool, and you have to know how to use that tool.

If you don’t want to install the version of a plugin that Plugins Admin lists as available, then it is your responsibility to install it correctly manually, and your responsibility to download a copy that is compatible with your version of Notepad++, and your responsibility to make sure it’s compatible with any pre-existing config files (or, in the case of PythonScript, scripts that you’ve written), and your responsibility to clean up the mess when something goes wrong.