This situation could also result from the use of the EditorConfig plugin, depending upon how it is configured with the .editorconfig files. Just sayin.
@Rahul-Singh
not sure if it’s what you mean, but in plugins menu -> AnalysePlugin -> Show Analyse Dialog
You can raise questions also in https://sourceforge.net/p/analyseplugin/
Since HexEditor hadn’t been officially updated since 2009, @chcg has made an unofficial 64-bit port of HexEditor available at https://github.com/chcg/NPP_HexEdit/releases, with a couple of bugfix releases. The most recent x64 zipfile is the one you’ll want.
For a normal Notepad++ installation, unzip HexEditor.dll into c:\Program Files\Notepad++\Plugins\HexEditor\HexEditor.dll, then reload Notepad++.
@mahesh-ageer
You didn’t say anything about lines that already had some amount of spaces at their ends. Try to be complete with your problem description.
I might be inclined to do that all in one step by searching for \x20*$ and replacing that with a single space.
Hi all, I found solution!
1.Add 10 spaces at end of each lines in file X.REN by command $
2.Copy rectangular selection 10 x number of lines in file X.REN
3.Mark rectangular selection 10 x number of lines on target file in requested position and paste it.
@gstavi
Hmm, well, I guess I’d say that the OP should have done a better job at explaining what the problem was. I wouldn’t expect Notepad++ to retain all the little tweaks that a user can do to stuff like column widths. Some bigger items…maybe…like the mentioned view splitter bar. But to ask the developers to write code to save and restore all the minutiae…nah, too much work…better that they work on enhancing core functionality.
@PeterJones said in Mass replace inside file at once:
merge them manually in shortcuts.xml
For you, yes, but for a casual Notepad++ user, maybe not.
I was just pointing out that a bit of serious concentration when recording macros will go a long way in helping out. :-)
Hello, @lionelanh97, @terry-r and All,
@terry-r, I don’t think that the look-ahead structure, (?= //) is, even, mandatory !
This regex S/R should be enough :
SEARCH (?-si)//Converted.+\K //.+
REPLACE Leave EMPTY
As it searches the greatest range of chars .+ between the string //Converted and the string ' //', without the quotes !
Best Regards,
guy038
