@vakil-lab

check if you still have a file NppFTP.xml on your system.
This is the file where username and password are stored.
Depending of your npp configuration it must be copied
to
%APPDATA%\Notepad++\plugins\Config\NppFTP\NppFTP.xml
or
INSTALL_DIR\Notepad++\plugins\Config\NppFTP\NppFTP.xml

If you still have access to the webserver from another machine,
than you can snoop the network traffic with tools like wireshark,
if you have used ftp protocol only, of course.

Cheers
Claudia

@Massimo-Balestra,
You could use SourceCookifier or TagsView plugin (search those in the Plugin Manager).
BR

I just re-downloaded nppautoindent and the problem seems to be solved, so… sorry lol ^_^

@Andrija-Slomo

this plus sign is assigned by scintilla component and triggered by the lexer
by defining some flags. If you already see this within npp,
it is just a matter of finding out how the related lexer defines its folding rules.

Cheers
Claudia

@Shaifullah-Shaon

where did you download the installer from?
Which operating system do you use?
What does eventlog show?
Once the operating systems restarts, do some additional infos show up?

Cheers
Claudia

@Guilherme-Saldanha

the swiss army knife in this case is sysinternals procmon.
It can record many many events which happen while starting/executing a program.
But it can’t really detect driver issue - it can give some hints but can’t really identify it.
If it is driver related, (maybe video driver update?) you would need to use tools like
windbg, ollydbg etc… but here we start doing deep hacking, means you need to have
a very very good understanding what is going on under the hood.

Cheers
Claudia

@Patrick-Guebhardt

are you looking for settings->style configurator->Global styles?

Cheers
Claudia

hello, I find the solutions:

So, to delete everything before those 3 words, included the 3 lines with the words:

Search:
(?s).*\n([ \t]+Recente\s+Coments\s+Tags)
Replace By:
Leave Empty

Delete everything after those 3 words included the 3 lines with the words:
Search:
(?s)([ \t]+Recente\s+Coments\s+Tags)(.*$)
Replace by:
$1

(?:^.*\R?){10}\z

WORKS ! Thanks

Hello, Badz Tuviera,

I’m really sorry, but I did not fully understand what you want to achieve :-(

Seemingly, you didn’t say what are the replacement strings, for either, the word TAFUNA and the number 203, in the five digits number 42031. May be, did you mean that you want to delete them ?

But I did understand that the first digit 4 of the number 42031 must be replaced by the digit 2 !

So, giving your original text, below :

UMTS U81M200LEONE 3G_Leone-4 -14.3479 -170.781 4357 28 42004 240 UMTS U81M203TAFUNA 3G_Tafuna-1 -14.3235 -170.7172 4357 80 42031 130

Which modified text do you expect to ?

May be, you can provide some additional examples or explanations ! As usual, when a problem is clearly defined, the solution is “half” found !

Best Regards,

guy038

@Claudia-Frank
Thanks. That did it. Well, I had a handful of files in the “other view” so I had to repeat it a handful of times.
Much appreciated.

One more thing:

When this regex finds no duplicates to delete, does it delete all lines, hence is this same as with the third consecutive click? As already said, the fact that it deletes all the lines with the third click is fine, but it would be very nice and helpful if it would give the usual (and expected) info, just like others, like “0 occurrence was replaced”, instead of deleting all the lines when it founds no duplicate to delete.

And one strange thing:

Sometimes, after the first and second click on “replace all”, it states “1 occurrence was replaced” , but the colour of the “save icon” on the tab of the file doesn’t change to red, indicating that the files is modified.