In summary, a wedding is :

Lots of preparation the day before

Lots of celebrations in the evening and the night

Lots of cleaning up the next day

We were extremely fortunate to have beautiful weather and pleasant temperatures for the season.!

My daughter, being a schoolteacher, had naturally chosen the All Saints’ Day school holidays.

The wedding took place in the Chartreuse Mountains (1,000 m), near Grenoble.

At the Town Hall :

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In Chartreuse :

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Best Regards,

guy038

Here are a few cruise quotes that spark joy and clarity — just like clean code:

“You can’t control the wind, but you can adjust the sails.”

“Cruise life: where work ends and waves begin.”

“Let your dreams set sail.”

If you’re a developer who enjoys travel, you might enjoy reading my full list of inspiring cruise quotes here.

Bonus tip: I used Notepad++ during my trip to take notes, edit scripts offline, and even write some travel logs!

Let me know — do you code while cruising?

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I don’t think polls would be useful in an environment where only one person’s vote matters

As a plugin author, I might consider using a poll to decide what features to add to a plugin, or how to implement a feature.

There are other ways to do this (raising a GitHub issue and instructing people to vote by responding to the original post with thumbs-up and thumbs-down emojis, for example), but there’s definitely something to be said for less hacky solutions like the polls this forum offers.

Using AI

Flipping coins should be better than using AI*. An AI’s output or results is a (hopefully) best case averaging and fitting of a prompt string with the existing blend of unknown data already stored in the AI. The AI stirs and regurgitates. Flipping coins is both understandable to the lay person, neutral, and can result in outcomes outside of an AI’s averaging and data fitting algorithms.

* Look into the precession affect when a coin is flipped. Tossed coins tend to land same side up! :-)

You asked a rather opinion-based question (“why is X confusing” is completely in the eye of the beholder); as that’s not something that stackoverflow wants to cater to, they locked your post. If had phrased it such that you were asking for the technical details on the history of those terms, without injecting your opinions or asking for their opinions, and without requiring that any answer “justify” someone else’s decisions, it might not have been locked.

And your question has nothing to do with Notepad++, so it’s even less on-topic here than it was there. Hence, even though we appreciate your various contributions to Notepad++ and this Community, this specific topic is being locked here, as well.

Please keep any posts in the Notepad++ Community forum related to Notepad++. Even in the “blogs” section, it’s supposed to be “blogs” by users of Notepad++ about using Notepad++.

Topic locked as OFF TOPIC.

PR was just added to master. Looks like next version will have it, or you can test the artifact right now.

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Looks like it’s working …

NOTE: Customized theme in the screenshot. The ‘stylers.model.xml’ has been updated for the default theme to include MS-SQL.

Cheers.

Yeah, better that they use their tool to decribe the problem requirements, watch it give them what they ask for, and then have to hire human programmers at inflated costs, to fix the program the A.I. gave them with their specs. The cost of not knowing what you really want, what you need, what can be done, and for changing your specs. :)
(Skynet doesn’t forgive, that’s why it programmed itself to remove the problem…incorrect analysis. :) )

The quick answer is still that you can use a UDL, as I said in 2022.

However, I had forgotten about this discussion, so I had started researching an answer to the ask-again Topic, and discovered that the SciTE testbed-editor will open Go/Golang (*.go) files and internally use the C++ lexer (LexCPP.cpp). The cpp.properties includes definitions for Go. So it can handle it.

I am going to point this out in the long-open ISSUE #8090 that Alan linked, because with that, there shouldn’t be much overhead to add it to Notepad++. So if anyone pays attention to my reply there, it might be that it’s much easier to add that language than was originally thought.

You need to make sure you have the right version of the Compare plugin for your version of Notepad++. Check the Plugins Admin for updates on the plugin. (Specifically, if you are at NPP v8.3 or newer, you must use Compare Plugin 2.0.2 or it will not work right.)

There are two project management models, waterfall and agile

This doesn’t seem to have anything to do with Notepad++. Please keep posts in the Notepad++ Community related to Notepad++.

Paste the text below in a new tab :

In this first example, of single-line <descrip> tags , two solutions are possible :

Use the complete generic regex (?-si:BSR|(?!\A)\G)(?s-i:(?!ESR).)*?\K(?-si:FR) where ESR = # which leads to the functional S/R :

SEARCH (?-s)(?-i:<descrip>|(?!\A)\G)((?!#).)*?\K(?:\x20\(.+?\))

REPLACE Leave EMPTY

=> This time, in addition to only replace in each <descrip>..........</descrip> zone, NO replacement will occur after the # character of each <descrip> tag !

Use the simplified solution and add a ESR condition at the end of the regex, giving this generic variant (?-s)(?-i:BSR|(?!\A)\G).*?\K(?-i:FR)(?=ESR)

SEARCH (?-s)(?-i:<descrip>|(?!\A)\G).*?\K(?:\x20\(.+?\))(?=.*#)

REPLACE Leave EMPTY

However, this other solution needs that all the <descrip> tags contains a comment zone with a # char

Now, paste this other text below in a new tab :

This second example is a multi-lines replacement, in each <text>.............</text> zone only and also limited to the part before a # char which can be present or not

Of course, we’ll have to use the complete generic regex (?-si:BSR|(?!\A)\G)(?s-i:(?!ESR).)*?\K(?-si:FR) but, instead of a single (?!ESR), we’ll have to use this variant :

(?-si:BSR|(?!\A)\G)(?s-i:(?!ESR_1)(?!ESR_2).)*?\K(?-si:FR)

So, the functional regex S/R becomes :

SEARCH (?-si:<text>|(?!\A)\G)(?s-i:(?!</text>)(?!#).)*?\K-+

REPLACE \x20

=> ONLY IF a sequence of dashes is located in a <text>..........</text> zone AND, moreover, before a possible # char, it will be replaced with a single space character

As you can verify, the third multi-lines <text>.............</text> zone does not contain any # char. Thus, all dash characters, of that <Text> tag, are replaced with a single space char !

Remainder :

You must use, at least, the v7.9.1 N++ release, so that the \A assertion is correctly handled

Move to the very beginning of file, before any Find Next sequence or Replace All operation

Do not click on the step-by-step Replace button

Using Regular Expression mode in the Find in Files dialog, you could use

• FIND = (?i-s)\A(^(?!DNM).*$\R*)+\z

Here, DNM means “does not match”, and is any regular expression which should not be found as a complete line anywhere in the file

Examples

For example, to find any files that don’t contain George, you would substitute George in for DNM in the expression, (?i-s)\A(^(?!George).*$\R*)+\z , and then run the Find in Files with that find expression. If the file has George, it will not show up in the Find Results. If a file does not contain George, then the first line of the file will show up in the Find Results panel.

References

Originally developed in developing generic regex sequences and subsequent discussion

For other generic expressions, see FAQ Desk: Generic Regular Expression (regex) Formulas

Since you claim you have Notepad++ v8.2 (showing us ?-menu’s Debug Info would give us more to go on), then I can ask: Did you leave the nppLogNulContentCorruptionIssue.xml in the Notepad++ installation folder? If so, did Notepad++ create nppLogNulContentCorruptionIssue.log, either in %AppData%\Notepad++ (or the Notepad++-in-Wine-in-Ubuntu equivalent) or in the Notepad++ installation folder. Despite using it in an unsupported environment, that logfile may contain useful information.

I said,

If you start with a new/empty tab in Notepad++, it will default to being plain-text

BTW: if you are editing more SQL than any other type of file, you might want to change your default syntax highlighter: The [Settings] > Preferences > New Document has a Default language pulldown; if you change that to SQL, then every new empty file new # (from a File > New or starting a new instance of Notepad++ with no session) will default to SQL instead of normal text.

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