@gokul-bhardwaj ,

Please take the advice that I and @mkupper provided, and let us know the results:

were you able to find the uinstaller event using the Microsoft article I linked? did you search the locations that @mkupper suggested for finding the exe? (for the third “location”, you can just search your whole computer using Windows Explorer’s “search” feature to find notepad++.exe) If so, was it at any of those locations? did you search the locations that @mkupper suggested for the config.xml and session.xml ? if so, did you find them, or not?

Without you following through with that advice, no one can help you more than the advice already given.

I have created an issue on the github as https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/16127

@Alan-Kilborn said in How to insert blank line in between every line:

I suppose this is about the same as @Ekopalypse 's post earlie

No … I have zero dollars, you have two? No cookies for me :(

@Jean-Jean said in NotePad French via Intune:

i would like the package FR for Notepad usage like Settings > Preferences > General > Localization : Français

If you do, what I told you, then after the silent installation your N++ GUI should be automatically in FR.

(during silent installations, the N++ installer can only look for any previous installation lang used on the comp and then use it to also preset the GUI of the installed N++ app)

Edit: Maybe the problem is in what Intune really sees in that RegKey during your installation. A logging should reveal if this is it.

Edit2: You can also do a “post-installing” action: simply take e.g. the “C:\Program Files\Notepad++\localization\french.xml” and copy it to the user %APPDATA%\Notepad++\nativeLang.xml

@Beau-Thompson ,

You are in the right area:

the COMMENT styles affect the lines that start with # the SECTION styles affect the [QoLmod] headers the ASSIGNMENT styles affect the = between the key and value the KEY styles affect the setting name (like lastUsername, to the left of the =) the DEFAULT styles affect the value (to the right of the =) I am not sure, but I am guessing the DEFVAL is an error condition (since it’s red in the default light-mode styler)

So you can set the colors for each of those styles to match your desires.

The “Properties” language appears to not recognize comments at the end of a setting – that’s most likely because either the “Lexilla” library that Notepad++ uses for parsing the files doesn’t recognize that variant of the loosely-related slew of file-types that make up the “Properties” and “INI” filetypes, or because there’s an option for Lexilla’s “Properties” lexing which Notepad++ doesn’t use; I haven’t looked into which it is. Either way, it would require a fix in Notepad++ and possibly a fix in Lexilla before it (though if it is an option, then you could make use of the PythonScript plugin, or similar, to automatically set that Lexilla option even though Notepad++ itself doesn’t).

For the comment-after-assignment, there is a possible workaround:

install EnhanceAnyLexer plugin open your QoLmod.cfg Plugins > EnhanceAnyLanguage > Enhance current language it will open EnhanceAnyLexerConfig.ini in your other View, and create a section called [properties file]. You could set that section to[properties file] 0x00aa00 = \S\s*\K#.* (making sure to not keep excluded_styles or to comment out that line)
and save the EnhanceAnyLexerConfig.ini Going forward, the plugin should change the end-of-line # .... comments to a shade of green. (It will happen automatically the next time you open properties files, once the plugin config has been saved)

The limitation with EnhanceAnyLexer is that it cannot change bold/italics/underline status, and cannot change background color. So it won’t exactly match the italicized normal COMMENTS style, but it will be close.

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update: In the LexProps source code, I only see lexer.props.allow.initial.spaces and fold.compact, so as far as I can find, Lexilla does not provides a way to allow comments at the end of a line. As a result, someone would have to request that the Lexilla project add that feature, and they would have to implement and publish it, then Notepad++ would have to update to the most recent Lexilla.
Also, it appears that DEFVAL is used for the @ symbol for “default value”, not an error condition.

@Federico-Debla said in How to Select ALL text within a Folding Block?:

I’m on Version 7.6.6 by the way.

That Version came out in April 2019. Wouldn’t it be time for an update? People here might not be able to reproduce your issues just because they use a more current Version.

@Américo-J-C-Sousa
Try using the find-replace form (Search->Replace from the main menu or Ctrl+H with default keybindings) and do the following:

Set Search Mode to Regular Expressions Check the Wrap around box Find what: <(ClosingStockQuantity>)(-?\d+)(\.\d)?</ClosingStockQuantity> Replace with: <${1}${2}(?3${3}0:.00)</${1}

This will add a zero as the second decimal place for all numbers that already have one decimal place, and a .00 after all numbers that don’t yet have any decimal places.

Note that this is just manipulating the numbers as text, not doing actual math. If you wanted to do math on the numbers, you will need to use a scripting language.

Thank you so much for the info.

@Alan-Kilborn said in Novice - Interpretate JSON files.:

I took that to mean he was looking for Notepad++ to further help him understand the data (it really can’t)

I mean, JsonTools does have fairly comprehensive support for JSON Schema, so if by understand the data you mean “create a schema that compactly represents the structure of your file and then validate other JSON files against that schema”, JsonTools can absolutely do that.

@Saragrace-Knauf said in Question about LF and <br>:

What am I not understanding?

Probably that a plain text editor (like Notepad++), the editor in WordPress, and HTML (what’s ultimately sent to a web browser to display as a web page) all have different conventions.

I haven’t used WordPress, but it’s likely that the editor you use to create your pages there has its own conventions about how to interpret line-ending signals. From what you’ve written, I think you might be copying from HTML, editing in Notepad++, then copying to and saving from WordPress. To do that successfully, you’d need to understand how each of those three manages line endings.

Notepad++ interprets CR, LF or CRLF in sequence as a line break. In the status bar at the bottom, you’ll see Windows (CR LF), Unix (LF) or Macintoch (CR); that tells you what Notepad++ will insert when you press the Enter key. (There are also a few operations that will not work correctly unless all the line endings in your file match whatever is set there.) You can right-click that to get a menu to change all line endings to a different one of the three choices. It is almost never a good idea to have mixed line ending types in the same file, or to have what’s in the file be different from what is shown in the status bar. (If you have mixed endings but what is shown is already what you want them all to be, just switch to something else and then switch back.)

HTML mostly ignores CR and LF. (There are exceptions in certain contexts, such as within <pre></pre> tags.) Most often you allow the browser to determine where line breaks should occur within paragraphs, and use tags like <p></p> or <div></div> to separate blocks of text. The <br> tag is used when you want to force a line break within a block (rather than, say, starting a new paragraph). Unless you know why you need to do that, don’t; use <p></p> tags to separate paragraphs, and let the reader’s browser work out where to break lines within paragraphs.

Finally, I don’t know how the WordPress editor works, but it probably has its own conventions. You’d need to learn about those from WordPress documentation, forums and support.

Edit to add: One other thing. If you’re just adding line endings in Notepad++ because you can’t read the paragraphs because they stretch way past the right edge of the window, turn on View | Word wrap.

@Jonathan-Holden

Well you have given almost no information at all. Firstly you need to show us the debug info (from the ? menu). Copy that info and paste here.

Then you might also want to read the FAQ post here as it contains useful info to help you identify where the issue might arise.

Terry

@PeterJones

.* is greedy
Try .*? which is non-greedy

That works perfectly. This also allowed me to go back to the instruction manual and find it. The “Multiplying Operators” threw me. I was looking for multiple characters after single characters!

I’ve created a feature request: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/16103

@Alan-Kilborn

ah, is deprecated and will be removed. Point to you ;)

@AlanRobbo-69 ,

Notepad++ can syntax-highlight VBScript natively, without any plugins.

If you mean, is there a plugin which helps with developing VBScript code, by giving some extra VBScript-specific productivity features that might help with efficiency or similar: not that I know of, nor can I find anything in the Plugins Admin. That doesn’t mean it does not exist, because not all Notepad++ plugin developers submit their plugins to the Plugins Admin.

If you mean, is there a plugin which can make use of VBScript inside of Notepad++ to automate tasks in Notepad++, similar to the PythonScript or LuaScript plugins: not that I can see in the Plugins Admin, nor have I heard of such a plugin elsewhere.

Sorry.

P. S. Reinstalling fixed it.

Hello,

I understand what was my issue : each macro corresponding of recording of some words.
exemple (between double quotes)
"
[SI]

[FINSI]
[ALORS]

[FINALORS]
"
and to accelerate, i use a copy-paste to create each macro and I don’t type the text letter after letter. But Notepad record PASTE action, not the texte of the paste action (that’s makes sens) !

sorry for that !
thank you for your help !
Regards,
Sébastien

Hi Peter,

Many thanks for your response and apologies it’s taken me so long to check back for follow-ups. The main thrust of my question is to whether there are any currently known issues running Notepad ++ specifically on a Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC environment. That is, issues that are exclusive to LTSC which don’t exist if Notepad ++ was being run on the standard version of Windows 11 Enterprise.

We’re trying to get ‘ahead of the game’ by asking questions like this of various COTS software vendors and Open Source development prior to testing / deployment.

Our intent will be to always use the latest version of Notepad ++, which would be applied manually as the system in question is not Internet connected.

If the understanding is that there haven’t been any reports of issues running Notepad ++ on Windows 11 LTSC then that’s great and we’d just be aware to raise any issues if encountered.

@FNActivity said in Loss of ability to create two vertical lines in Vertical Edge Settings:

I can always see the two vertical lines (as shown in the previous image). I actually wanted to enable the Background mode option when both vertical lines are visible

Thanks for responding and letting us know. Yes, it was a bit of a wild goose chase. At least you appear to have answered your own question which isn’t the one in the title.

Terry