I’m not aware about simple user friendly way to edit recorded macro. Macro definitions are stored here:

%APPDATA%\Notepad++\shortcuts.xml

More info about macros here -> Editing Configuration Files - Notepad++ Wiki.
File format is described here -> Macros - Notepad++ Wiki.

Still I assume it would be easier to record new one.

I ve found a solution.

I deleted the folder User/AppData/Roaming/Notepad++

Then I started notepad++ again and created new ftp profiles

This will crate new folder in AppData - and this time it works with the profile …

I found 3a in the default backup location, thank goodness. However, that still leaves my remaining queries, please.

Wow, thank you very very much, guy038, you not only almost saved my life :), but you took the time to explain things extensively to me, thanks again !

Cheers

In the UDL dialog, click the “Operators and Delimiters” tab. Under the caption “Delimiter 1” add the double quotation mark " as both “Open” and “Close”, the backslash as “Escape”. Same for the single quotation mark under “Delimiter 2”.

Hi Ron,

When the new copy behaviour, was implemented in N++ v6.7.9, as I’m rather curious, by nature, I just tested a way to get the old behaviour too ! And I found, by hazard, the simple CTRL + C shortcut, to simulate it :-)

An obvious solution would be to get two COPY options, while right-clicking, inside the Search Result Window.

For instance, their syntaxes could be something like :

Copy [selected] text , to copy the lines with their line numbers

Copy [selected] lines, to copy ONLY, the text of the lines

Cheers,

guy038

Recent versions of Notepad++ store the contents of open files automatically and reopen them after the next application start. If you don’t want that behavior, go to Settings -> Preferences -> Backup and uncheck “Enable session snapshot and periodic backup”. Notepad++ will then prompt you for a file name when closing.

By default, all config data of Notepad++ are saved in and loaded from the folder %APPDATA%\Notepad++. Unless you run N++ in portable mode, it will ignore config files put into the application directory.

Hi Guy,

Indeed with Crtl-C it works. Thanks for the advice.
Still I think that using copy from the pop-up window should give the same result, and not only copy the last full line.

Thanks

Ron