Thanks Claudia,

I knew about tidy2 config but even I can edit that, it still adds several things I don’t wish.
Anyway thank you because the explanation about you can indent first lines and then npp keeps doing it.

Also playing with it, I’ve found very useful XML Tools plug-in, with Pretty print (text indent) function leaves the code very nice.

Thank you very much Claudia!!

Thank you so much for the help! Worked great and I learned something. Thank you also for the link to the boost documentation…that presented a clear explanation.

At the point that it asked me where to save the file the network connection was re-established

Hello @Daniel-Davis,

afaik, you can’t as this is a builtin function of the bash lexer. If you want to change
it you need to rewrite the code for that part.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello @Silvia-Crognale,

it all depends what you actually want to have and do but
I guess it could be done, but I assume not from npp natively.
You need to install scripting language plugins like python script, lua script, java script or even
nppexec could be used, but as said, it depends…

Cheers
Claudia

Hello @Felipe-Nuñez,

here is the most comprehensive information, afaik.

Cheers
Claudia

Yes, I know that setting. I was confused because I thought you mean that double-clicking
on a file will automatically start a new instance of npp. But this doesn’t make sense
when reading the rest of your question. Sometimes I should just take the time to
read the post carfully and maybe twice. But good to see that your fouund a solution
to your issue.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Buck,

what you could do is to disable autocompletion at all.
To do so click on Settings->Preferences->Auto Completion
and uncheck Enable auto-completion on each input and
Function parameters hint on input. Close.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello @Keith-Shannon,

imho, that isn’t possible yet and in addition I don’t see how it can be implemented easily.
The reason for this is that the underlying scintilla component doesn’t allow to set a
predefined width.

What could be done, as long as it is text you wanna reformat and not code, is using split lines
which takes care about the vertical line but the split is always done by word boundaries.

CTRL+A and CTRL+I

will give you an idea about this.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello @Cees-Timmerman,

I think the simplest solution would be to keep the block comments definition and introduce
another delimiter with start = # and end = ((EOL))

Cheers
Claudia