@carypt said in How to join these two lines:

(! you will have to add end of line characters to the replace string)

Please read this as constructive criticism, I mean no offence.

A trick you will learn is that since you have captured the line ending in the search code (\R), then you can use that in the replacement field by including the group number (\2) in your case. So it doesn’t matter what type of line ending the file uses, you have captured it and can use it in the replacement.

Also, you may want to format your answers a bit better. Just one long paragraph makes it a bit hard to understand. And with the s: and r: I know what they are, but sometimes newbies won’t, so consider writing things in full.

Just take your cue from some of the seasoned forum members in how to write “lovely” prose.

Cheers
Terry

@kamal-lochan said in how to append the numbers with specific string ??:

Wherever Kamal string is there i wants to append some number to it .

Here is an alternative option which ONLY involves regular expressions (and the column editor function).

replace all CRLF with @@
Place cursor in the first position of the file. Using the Replace function we have
Find What:\R
Replace With:@@
Search mode is “regular expression”, click on “replace all”

insert CR & LF before every “kamal” text
Place cursor in the first position of the file. Using the Replace function we have
Find What:(([a-z]+)?kamal)
Replace With:\r\n\1
Search mode is “regular expression”, click on “replace all”

insert line numbers and move to behind the “kamal” text
Check if the first line has the “kamal” text, if not position the cursor in the first position of the second line (which does have the “kamal” text). Use column editor and use “number to insert”, starting 1, increase 1 and repeat 1, click OK.

Now to move the number behind the “kamal” text.
Using the Replace function we have
Find What:^(\d+)[a-z]+)
Replace With:\2 \1

recreate the original CRLF and remove the previously inserted ones
Using the Replace function we have
Find What:(@@)|\R
Replace With:?1(\r\n)

I’n not proposing that you use this method as it seems you are well on the way to solving it the “pythonscript” way which is far more sensible. I’m showing you another method which is very simple to understand but as a consequence has a few steps to it.

Terry

@Alan-Kilborn Thanks Bro
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@guy038 Damn brother this worked perfectly tysm

@Jason-Tilford-0 said in Writing Kotlin in NP++:

support the Kotlin language

Depends on the degree of “support” you want. If it’s just lexing (coloring), then as @Alan-Kilborn says it is Scintilla-related. But again, if it’s only lexing (coloring) you want, you can try a User Defined Language route and create your own Kotlin parser. Lucky for you, our esteemed function list / UDL guru @MAPJe71 has a Kotlin UDL parser you can try.

Cheers.

@PeterJones said in How do I add a specific text at the end of each line start with same specific text:

his worked for me without edits, without the braces. Though I agree that braces are a better idea, to avoid problems.

Ha. I didn’t even try the original replacement string.
It isn’t often that we get a request where someone actually has it right at the time of asking!

I thought there was something special about 0, and you’re right, I just always err on the side of caution and do ${0}, ${1}, etc. I guess the special thing I’m thinking of about 0 is that you can’t do \0 like you can \1, \2, etc.

Aside: Most people like the \1 notation because it is shorter than ${1} but I like the cleaner look of the latter, and “leaning toothpicks” make me crazy as well.

Hello, @m-p, @peterjones, @alan-kilborn, @troshindv and All,

Oh…! Indeed, dealing with two files of 7,400,000 and 1,200,000 lines is not an easy task ! So you will have to work with a 8,600,000 lines file : good luck !

Do not hesitate to ask me for more information if you encounter difficulties in implementing my method !

First, I would advice you to repeat my own tiny example, first, to get its general idea

Regarding your real example, I would say that :

The N++ sort feature is very quick, in all cases

I suppose that the numbering operation, with the column editor, should not be very long, too !

May be, the first of the three regex S/R will probably take some time. Just be patient : it should work in the end !

Best Regards

guy038

Once again, @Faisal-Alam moved the discussion from this topic to a third new topic for the same discussion. For future readers, sorry for the inconvenience.

For future readers, the discussion continues in another Topic.

(In general, it’s advised that clarifications of the same question be made in the same Topic, but since the discussion continued there, there’s not much we can do about it in this instance.)

@dan-wilson said in Type is all caps only, how to change:

big fella

“Big fella”? LOL
Hardly, I’m 5’ 8" in the mornings; shorter at bedtime. :-)

Thanx you all … its working now :) … i didnt do anything … and suddenly its ok … maybe its relate with corrupted ram which i change today … many thanx again

@PeterJones: That 2 shortcuts work best for me - I don’t just want to keep the cursorline.
Sorry for my stupid question - thread is solved. And the solution is very simple…
Thanks a lot!

@Roland-Bengtsson ,

There is a checkbox in the preferences which determines whether or not you want Notepad++ to check for the existence of files from the MRU (Most Recently Used list) at launch time. Unfortunately for you, that does not apply to open tabs.

Basically, Notepad++ always wants to load the bytes from the file for any tabs open in the current session. Doing “just in time” reading of the file (when that tab is activated) would likely require a significant rewrite of the codebase… but I could be wrong. If you go into the FAQ section of this forum, you’ll see a post “FAQ Desk: Feature Request or Bug Report”, which will explain where and how to make a feature request. If you submit a feature request, understand that it might not be implemented. If you submit a feature request for this idea, it would be considered polite to grab a link to that request and put it in this topic, so future readers of this topic can track what happened to that request.

@A-Former-User

To use Notepad++ (or any other texteditor) for batch-conversion of EOL format is the wrong approach. Use a command line tool instead.

For example, have a look at https://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/dos2unix.html

@Steven123 said in Find previous doesn't work:

Do you have an example of a regex that doesn’t behave as expected when searching in reverse?

I did some research and it appears the logic for disabling the feature was that certain regex do not produce the same matches when moving forward through a series of different matches as is produced when moving backward through the same text.

It was deemed desirable from a user perspective to produce the same hits moving in either direction (otherwise users would put in bugs about this).

The example cited was this one:

find: t\w+

on this text: to the test they travelled

which, if you try an older version of Notepad++ where backward searches were allowed, it does indeed produces different results.

A huge THANK YOU. Your video SOLVED my problem.

(after adding the new record, we have to make a selection at the automatically addes line BEFORE pressing the close buuton. A terrible choice of double form editing on the same sreen. Withyout changing this dicutable way of doing, at least, making the automatic selection AT THE SAME TIME the automatically added line would be better).

(not important : “Global cache” is in the global setting)

Thank’s again. All is now OK.

@Al-___ said in The search and replace mode is broken?:

but in the last one it is definitely broken.

Maybe something else is broken.

There is a text, I make a selection in it, and I look for the selected piece.

That is a bit vague; can you be more specific?

Assume you did this:

select some text with one or more spaces in it go to Find window put a space character in the Find what box tick In selection checkbox press the Find All in Current Document button observe no hits in Find result window

Is that right? If not, can you try that sequence?

Hint: If I try that sequence with the Match whole word only checkbox ticked, I get no hits; otherwise I do get hits, so…see if that checkbox is ticked for you or not.

@Alan-Kilborn When you move the mouse pointer to the folding line, a popup pops up with the first and last line of the folding zone, demonstration:
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this allows you to see the headers of hidden loops (for, while, etc.) and ifs.
Is there such functionality, for example, a plugin?

^.+File Number =|^.+D=
Issue resolved.

@Annin-Jacob,

I am glad you got it working.

However, there were no equal signs = in the example data you gave us, so it is impossible for the regular expression to have worked with the data you gave us. Either the data you gave us doesn’t match the data you used it on, or you have not given us the actual regular expression that really worked for you, or the forum has badly mangled one or both because you didn’t use the </> button in the forum to format your data and regex. In any of those cases, it would have been impossible for us to properly help you.

I make this post, not because I expect @Annin-Jacob to ever come back and read any more here – though if they do, I hope they learn from this advice – but because I am hoping that other people who read this site will take this advice as an example of why it’s so important to give reasonable example data, and to use the formatting available in the forum to make sure to properly display the example text exactly as it’s pasted in.

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Do you want regex search/replace help? Then please be patient and polite, show some effort, and be willing to learn; answer questions and requests for clarification that are made of you. All example text should be marked as plain text using the </> toolbar button or manual Markdown syntax. Screenshots can be pasted from the clipboard to your post using Ctrl+V to show graphical items, but any text should be included as literal text in your post so we can easily copy/paste your data. Show the data you have and the text you want to get from that data; include examples of things that should match and be transformed, and things that don’t match and should be left alone; show edge cases and make sure you examples are as varied as your real data. Show the regex you already tried, and why you thought it should work; tell us what’s wrong with what you do get… Read the official NPP Searching / Regex docs and the forum’s Regular Expression FAQ. If you follow these guidelines, you’re much more likely to get helpful replies that solve your problem in the shortest number of tries.

Hello, @progonkpa and All,

I suppose that the following regex S/R sould do the job !

SEARCH (?-is)(?:<img\x20+src="\K|\G)(?:\x20*([^"\x20\r\n]+)|\x20+)

REPLACE \1

Remarks :

Due to the \G syntax, the initial location of the cursor must not be followed with space characters

Tick the Wrap around option

Select the Regular expression search mode

Because of the \K syntax, click on the Replace All button, exclusively. ( Do not use the Replace button ! )

Notes :

If we use the Free-spacing mode (?x), this regex can be expressed as : (?x-is) (?: <img \x20+ src=" \K | \G ) (?: \x20* ( [^"\x20\r\n]+ ) | \x20+ )

So the regex engine is looking for a string <img src=", first, with this exact case

Then , due the \K syntax, anything being matched, so far, is canceled and the regex engine, now, searches, either, for :

A non-null range of non-space characters, possibly preceded by space chars

A non-null range of space characters

Then, due the \G syntax, it searches, for the same ranges, as above, right after the location of the last match. If a match cannot be found, it tries, again, to find an other string <img src=" and so on…

Note that the (?:...........) structures are non-capturing groups which do not store anything for further use, either, in search and/or replacement !

In replacement, we only rewrite the non-space characters [^"\x20\r\n]+ stored in group 1

Best Regards,

guy038