TextFX is just available for 32bit, not for 64bit. Furthermore there is no maintainer for TextFX.
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12699833/textfx-menu-is-missing-in-notepad. You may want to be a beta tester for https://github.com/HQJaTu/NPPTextFX/tree/VS2017-x64/bin/x64

@Scott-Sumner That works perfectly. Thank you very much! I now see how wrong I was with my approach ;)

00 Required\ is the directory the files are stored in(side the zip file) but after extraction / installation they don’t need to be in 00 Required\ since this is just for keeping the zip archive clean.

Dear Friends,
with the specified search criteria, userid=“(NewPC\User\Maya|Computer\Home|XP\Admin)”
I could replace all users. There were only 21 variations and I could find it and type it.

Thanks again for everyone!

That works, thank you so much Scott :-)

CORRECTION – The problem discussed above occurs in BOTH the Administrator and Standard User accounts.

How to fix???

Thank you. I didn’t realized I ever hit the insert key at all. I have never actually used it ever before.

Thanks to all; backleveling to TortoiseSVN 1.10.2 solved the problem.

It’s perfectly supported, no need to bother with definition.

@adelinefiu
You were very close. Just change the * for a +. The + is greedy and it will try to grab as many characters as possible up to the end of the line.

Suggest read the FAQ, it has some good links. Also rexegg.com has a table outlining the meaning on the * and +.

Terry

Thank you for the pormpt reply. Sure enough the /S being capital made the difference.

I found it, it was here:

C:\Users<username>\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\functionList.xml

Thank you!

Hi, @neagal, @Terry-R, @scott-sumner and All,

About a possible space char, before the ms string, you can delete it, to get a coherent field, with the regex S/R :

SEARCH (?-i)(?<=\d)\x20(?=ms)

REPLACE Leave EMPTY

Now, if we use lazy quantifiers, the Terry’s regex S/R, with a line-break between each block, turns to :

SEARCH (?-s)^(.+?\x20)(.+?)\x20(.+?)\x20(.+?)\x20(.+?)\x20(.+?)\x20(.+)(\R)

REPLACE \1\2\8\1\3\8\1\4\8\1\5\8\1\6\8\1\7\8\8

Eventually, if necessary, you can move back to the #### ms syntax, with a space between, with the regex S/R :

SEARCH ms$

REPLACE \x20$0

Best Regards,

guy038

This seems to have been made an issue here .

thanks scott

@PeterJones

I’m guessing that when those docs were originally created, Notepad++ and NppExec were more “tightly coupled” so that some documentation was written with “blurry lines” between the two.