or
find: http:
replace: \n$0

@PeterJones Well done!

Nitpicking: you could remove the x in (?x-s).

@Fatih-Ceylan ,

Could you show us the ? menu’s Debug Info after you followed the instructions you quoted?

Search: (?<!>) (?=[/>\w])
Replace:

@Sylvester-Bullitt

Perhaps your best course of action is bookmarking these threads.
This seems to happen to you a lot.
Apparently has happened to very few others.

@JR

feel free to open an issue if something is unclear from the usage description in the script.
As for the startup.py, if you use the one under machine then there is
a chance that it gets overwritten once an PythonScript plugin update happens. Like @Alan-Kilborn said, I would create a custom script with “New Script” and name it startup.py.
It is automatically created in the correct path.
By the way, the PythonScript configuration has to be changed from LAZY to ATSTARTUP so that it is executed at every npp startup.

For those being directed here by other links from the forum, @Ekopalypse has a newer version available at his github, here.

Thank you very much.
It works

@Дмитрий-Трошин said in Select text via syntax highlighting:

I am using jN plugin for such task.
https://github.com/sieukrem/jn-npp-plugin
The “href” selection functionality is in the file:
https://github.com/trdm/jn-npp-scripts/blob/master/includes/IntellHtml.js

How it works.

Open any editor or font viewer.
And you will see that the “Courier Code” font contains only italic characters!

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@igitthatalot said:

any update on this dev team?
…
Any update? have you tried to reproduce this at all?

You seem to be under the mistaken impression that this community forum is the dev team. That is not the case. If you have an issue with the codebase, and have reproducible methodology that anyone can follow to recreate your problem, you can read this community forum FAQ to find out where to submit bug reports, because this forum is not the bug tracker. But if your problem description is as vague as you’ve used in this discussion, I doubt you’ll get any traction in the issue tracker, either. Good luck.

@Alan-Kilborn Noob to Notepad++ I have ALWAYS used Textpad until recently. I was not looking at the BIG picture and trying to do 5 things at the same time… In my original script I was doing it the long and hard way and yours blew it out of the water…LOL!

I REALLY do appreciate your help and patience with answering my questions. Once again THANK YOU for your help on this!

@Myvh

Why don’t you ask your question without the URLs.

To me it sounds like you are asking how to get around the filter…so that you can then spammify the forum!

@Asher-Stuhlman ,

I would like to use monospaced font for unknown file types and a specific font only for .txt files if possible.

That’s not the way that Notepad++ works. All unknown file extensions are interpreted by Notepad++ as “Normal Text”, and all Normal Text, whether it ends in .txt or not, get the Default Style applied. That’s the way Notepad++ was designed.

You might be able to get your desired behavior by creating a User Defined Language (UDL) associated with the .txt extension, and use the UDL dialog to set the font for just .txt. (This would override .txt so it’s using the UDL lexer, and is no longer considered “Normal Text”)

official UDL overview: https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/user-defined-language-system/ UDL details: https://ivan-radic.github.io/udl-documentation/

For example, this worked for me:
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