Hello guy038, Many thanks! By default, the files are sorted by view ( 2nd view first ) and by their ID number ( from 0, I presume ) After a first click on the Name header, all files are sorted alphabetically, in ascending order After a second click on the Name header, all files are sorted alphabetically, in descending order After a third click on the Name header, all files are sorted, again, according to the default ! And so on … So, I guess, the files cannot be moved manually, e.g. by dragging a single file to another position. Great! Thank you very much for the plugin, looks very good. I just will installed it.

It is already fixed, it has allowed me to update, you can close this thread. Thank you very much.

Now sucess, very thanks guy038 and all… Take care.

As a follow-on, this decade-old SO answer https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4265748/search-in-html-source-with-google gives some links to search engines that are designed to look at the HTML code, not just the text; I don’t know if any of them are still around, but it’s worth a try.

Hello, @abdekker, @ekopalypse and All, The present N++ alphabetic sort simply rearranges the characters according to the value of their Unicode code-point. Refer to the list, below, to get all the existing code-points, from the latest Unicode version : http://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/ucd/NamesList.txt And to this article which explains the format of that list So, for instance, this list of characters : Char Code ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0009 0020 " 0022 “ 201C ” 201D - 002D — 2014 _ 005F 0 0030 Ø 00D8 9 0039 A 0041 a 0061 Ă 0102 B 0042 b 0062 þ 00FE β 03B2 Б 0411 E 0045 e 0065 Ě 011A € 20AC ∑ 2211 ℮ 212E fi FB01 ℓ 2113 O 004F o 006F ö 00F6 Œ 0152 θ 03B8 Ѳ 0472 T 0054 t 0074 τ 03C4 ŧ 0167 ‡ 2021 Ỳ 1EF2 ‰ 2030 ∆ 2206 ∞ 221E is alphabetically sorted as : Char Code ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0009 0020 " 0022 - 002D 0 0030 9 0039 A 0041 B 0042 E 0045 O 004F T 0054 _ 005F a 0061 b 0062 e 0065 o 006F t 0074 Ø 00D8 ö 00F6 þ 00FE Ă 0102 Ě 011A Œ 0152 ŧ 0167 β 03B2 θ 03B8 τ 03C4 Б 0411 Ѳ 0472 Ỳ 1EF2 — 2014 “ 201C ” 201D ‡ 2021 ‰ 2030 € 20AC ℓ 2113 ℮ 212E ∆ 2206 ∑ 2211 ∞ 221E fi FB01 You may think that is would be good to have an option to get, for instance, the Unicode collation mechanism, as below : http://www.unicode.org/charts/collation/ However, countries use different sorting conventions, even for countries using the same Latin alphabet. Refer to this article : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphabetical_order#Language-specific_conventions So, in the end, the simple task of sorting letters is quite a puzzle if you want to take into account the specificities of each language and country ! In the meanwhile, here is a solution, involving regular expressions : From this initial list, containing 45 French words : foret Forer forêt Cote Côte côtelée côté Côtière cotée là La prairie A à près pré Premier gare Gîte giter Gorge Où ou Règne renne Aigüe aïeul Ôté ôter flûte Batir bâton Canoë Été île Reflet régner Ilote ångström Âpreté à-propos Escale étude offense Odyssée After running the Edit > Line Operations > Sort Lines Lexicographically Ascending option, we get : A Aigüe Batir Canoë Cote Côte Côtière Escale Forer Gorge Gîte Ilote La Odyssée Où Premier Reflet Règne aïeul bâton cotée côtelée côté flûte foret forêt gare giter là offense ou prairie près pré renne régner Âpreté Été Ôté à à-propos ångström étude île ôter Obviously, as a Frenchman, this sorting seems rather awful to sight and make the words’s search really not easy ! Now, let’s take again, our initial list and duplicate all words, in each line, with the simple regex S/R : SEARCH (?-s).+ REPLACE $0\t\t\t\t\t$0 So, the list is changed into : foret foret Forer Forer forêt forêt Cote Cote Côte Côte côtelée côtelée côté côté Côtière Côtière cotée cotée là là La La prairie prairie A A à à près près pré pré Premier Premier gare gare Gîte Gîte giter giter Gorge Gorge Où Où ou ou Règne Règne renne renne Aigüe Aigüe aïeul aïeul Ôté Ôté ôter ôter flûte flûte Batir Batir bâton bâton Canoë Canoë Été Été île île Reflet Reflet régner régner Ilote Ilote ångström ångström Âpreté Âpreté à-propos à-propos Escale Escale étude étude offense offense Odyssée Odyssée Now, with the next regex S/R, we change, only in the first coluimn : Any accentuated vowel to its corresponding lowercase vowel Any uppercase consonant to its corresponding lowercase letter SEARCH (?-i)(?:([[=A=]])|([[=E=]])|([[=I=]])|([[=O=]])|([[=U=]])|([[=Y=]])|([A-Z]))(?=.*\t) REPLACE (?1a)(?2e)(?3i)(?4o)(?5u)(?6y)(?7\l\7) foret foret forer Forer foret forêt cote Cote cote Côte cotelee côtelée cote côté cotiere Côtière cotee cotée la là la La prairie prairie a A a à pres près pre pré premier Premier gare gare gite Gîte giter giter gorge Gorge ou Où ou ou regne Règne renne renne aigue Aigüe aieul aïeul ote Ôté oter ôter flute flûte batir Batir baton bâton canoe Canoë ete Été ile île reflet Reflet regner régner ilote Ilote angstrom ångström aprete Âpreté a-propos à-propos escale Escale etude étude offense offense odyssee Odyssée Now, after a new Edit > Line Operations > Sort Lines Lexicographically Ascending action, we get this list : a A a à a-propos à-propos aieul aïeul aigue Aigüe angstrom ångström aprete Âpreté batir Batir baton bâton canoe Canoë cote Cote cote Côte cote côté cotee cotée cotelee côtelée cotiere Côtière escale Escale ete Été etude étude flute flûte forer Forer foret foret foret forêt gare gare gite Gîte giter giter gorge Gorge ile île ilote Ilote la La la là odyssee Odyssée offense offense ote Ôté oter ôter ou Où ou ou prairie prairie pre pré premier Premier pres près reflet Reflet regne Règne regner régner renne renne Finally, here is our final expected, well sorted, list of words, with the simple regex S/R : SEARCH ^.+\t REPLACE Leave EMPTY A à à-propos aïeul Aigüe ångström Âpreté Batir bâton Canoë Cote Côte côté cotée côtelée Côtière Escale Été étude flûte Forer foret forêt gare Gîte giter Gorge île Ilote La là Odyssée offense Ôté ôter Où ou prairie pré Premier près Reflet Règne régner renne Of course, in this first approach, I did not include the accented consonants as well as the Æ, Œ, æ, œ characters but I suppose that you’ll get the general idea ! The fine side of this method is that if the first column is identical, between several raws, the sort still acts onto the second field ;-)). For instance : cote Cote cote Côte cote côté Best Regards, guy038

@Michael-Vincent There is a version for x64 and x32: https://github.com/JetNpp/LocationNavigate/tree/master/bin

In the plugin settings, you can only change the colors of the selections. The font color depends on the color theme of the editor itself. Go to the stylesheet and try changing to the color you want.

Yes, @Ekopalypse. With NppExec I got it. Thanks.

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@Doug-Rogers Okay, if you want this inside npp, you’re going to need to create a feature request, read up here, but make clear how it shouldn’t affect the current behaviour. Perhaps by adding a setting that can be enabled or disabled.

@Hassan-Iqbal said in How to make Notepad++ do some automatic cleanup before saving certain files?: You are implying that I can assign the macro to a keyboard shortcut? The macro menu contains the item Modify Shortcut/Delete Macro…, there you can assign a shortcut after you have recorded the macro. But how to make sure that the macro stays there every time I open Notepad++ or restart the computer? Because the macro is stored in a file called shortcuts.xml.

@Neil-Preston , Not built-in. I present a script in https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/44448 which shows the codepoint (for both ASCII and Unicode characters). Use Plugins Admin to install PythonScript, then create a new script in PythonScript. Then run this script. You can change whether it’s on-demand (show char only when you run the script), or “live” (update every time cursor moves) by comment/uncomment the last two lines.

@Mahdy-El , Um, yes, that’s what I told you. That feature you described has been replaced by the View > View Current File In > Chrome.

@Jonathan-Webb said in remove hyperlink: Example: So when you are typing https://somesite.com/embed?code=… you must remember to you see, i do not want that to be clickable. Maybe you mean this? [image: 1592567753305-4539a57b-5d5f-4ad0-8ee3-e478924898fa-image.png] Just uncheck “Enable”. Cheers.

@nos-pam So if I understand this correctly, then your analysis indicates that SessionMgr plugin has caused this?

@Alan-Kilborn Perfect! Just exactly what I needed! Now I’m ready to go! Many thanks to both of you!

Hi, @nikhil-chavan and All, Refer to your second post : https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/55008 BR guy038

@László-Botka It seems that all I contributed to this thread was noise; sorry. I don’t use ExtSettings and I didn’t read far enough into your first posting before I went off and started trying things. I suppose at this point I’d agree with the finding that ExtSettings is a factor in what you are seeing.