@Ekopalypse
I’m back to normal. Thanks for your help, this copy did it.

best regards
Diedrich

@WEST-HOTEL ,

Further to @Ekopalypse reply, see this FAQ for the technical details of text files (within Notepad++'s abilities) and binary files (not within Notepad++'s abilities).

I recommend you find a help forum about whatever scanner you used, or better, the OCR software you have access to. But we cannot help you here. Sorry.

@Ekopalypse said in A config about DirectWrite switch for emoji and Fira code font.:

too lazy to find out

v7.8.8, according to this search

That’s it! You answered my query. Many many thanks @Ekopalypse

Thanks for your reply @PeterJones

I have reinstalled Notepad ++ last version and now “JavaScript (embedded)” appears on my list; but as you have said the issue continues.

It seems that “.” is not considered as a word separator to identify keywords to apply the style configuration.

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@Vasile-Caraus said in Regex: Select everything from the beginning of the file to another string / word / tag:

seems good in notepad++

As a reminder, this Forum is about Notepad++ . If a regex works in Notepad++, then this isn’t really the right place to ask about your problem.

I am glad the you figured it out, but let’s keep any regex discussion here on topic.

@guy038 Hello sir, Is there any possibilities of saving name from text file instead of File_1?. Thanks.

@PeterJones Teaching literature is not an advantage when you use pc that’s why sometimes I ask on communities simple questions. Is working now. Thanks a lot!

@Vasile-Caraus

A viable technique, although not a technique inside Notepad++.

I think your technique is going to also copy over the “START” and “FINNISH” lines into the destination file, which, to the OP, may not be desirable.

Thanks for all the input thus far. Much obliged!

Hi, @ohm-dios,

Ah…, of course ! In the search regex :

(?s-i)START\h*(\d+).+?END\R(?=.+(START\h*\1\R.+?END\R?))|^===.+

You’ll notice the part START\h*\1\R, which defines the beginning of the paragraph that need to be copied, located under the ======== line

The back-reference \1 to the group 1 ( which is the number after the START string and space char(s) ) must be immediately followed with the EOL chars ( \R )

Thus, if anything is located between the number and the end of line, it cannot be equal to the corresponding number, located above the ========= line => NO match of this specific paragraph :-((

BR

guy038

@Alan-Kilborn Thanks, I didn’t know the “Word Wrap” view.

Probably best to avoid the old TextFX plugin.

Double-clicking the “length : xxxx lines : yyyy” part of the status bar will bring up a Summary box which has a word-count.

Also available via View menu > Summary…

Here’s a sample, highlighting the word-count area:

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THIS IS THE ANSWER !

A GREAT ANSWER for this problem, but using PowerShell in Windows. Very simple !!

https://superuser.com/questions/1620195/parsing-how-to-copy-html-text-content-from-a-section-of-several-pages-to-the-se

hello Guy

Yes only these quotes (i dont succeed here to put in bold it give me these **)

if i do a normal S/R it will change all the quotes of my html page

is it possible with regex to S/R only inside a part of a page
in my example inside these two blocks when notepad++ find them

<div class=“texte”>
</div>
and
<div class=“txt”>
</div>

if it is possible it will be great for me even for others S/R i can do

@PeterJones said in RegEX - How can I make automatic a new line (break) at x character:

Yes, the documentation that you were linked to could have described that to you

specifically, the section https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/searching/#multiplying-operators.

@nnp729

Have a look at >>> this thread <<<, the answers of @rddim and me are still valid.

Npp uses ReadDirectoryChangesW to get notified when a file has been modified. I don’t think you can catch this message.
Reopening might be the only solution I guess.

@Ana-Mendes ,

Yum, cookies!

You can use Notepad++ to type the valid HTML or PHP code that calls the appropriate CSS or included-PHP. The syntax for what those calls look like would be found on help sites for HTML, PHP, and/or CSS.

This forum is about how to use the Notepad++ text editor – using its builtin and plugin features, finding the correct menu entry, etc. Specifics on coding (whether it’s HTML/PHP/CSS or C++ coding) aren’t on-topic for this forum, because we cannot be expected to be experts on every type of file that you might want to type.

For example (and to explain my first statement), just because you’re typing your favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe using Notepad++ doesn’t mean that the members of this forum can tell you why they taste bitter. There might be someone here who knows, but it’s not the topic of the forum.

If your question really is, “when I type code (insert example here) in Notepad++ and save the file as filename, my browser cannot read the file; but when I type the same code with microsoft windows’ builtin notepad app and save filename2”, then it’s on topic, because the difference is in how you are using Notepad++, not in what you are typing – if so, explain why you think it is on topic. But if you can type the same things in Notepad++ and in any other text editor, and you get the same end results, then the problem is obviously with what you typed, not with how you are using Notepad++ itself. Since this is a Notepad++ forum, then the answer to your question isn’t best found here.