• Urgent Help needed for copy data from find result window

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    Scott SumnerS

    @George-karithanam

    You say

    I want to copy only the heading of the search result

    But then in your

    The result will be

    section you show the heading AND the “details under”.

    I think you’d better clarify your request before anyone attempts to help you.

    Maybe there’s a hint here:

    it find matching result from the sub folders as well

    If you are merely trying to exclude subfolder results, you should untick the In all sub-folders checkbox before you do a Find in Files.

  • Validate Now, not able to validate XML against schema

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    AngieBeeA

    Thanks for the reply. I ended up figuring it out after talking to a co-worker that uses XML Spy. I put the XML and .xsd files in the same folder and it validated. We then found the issue with the file.

  • Open/Save Bug

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    PeterJonesP

    You might try changing the toggle of Settings > Preferences > Default Directory > Use new style dialog

  • Printing Issue

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    David GuytonD

    Same problem here, and @Claudia-Frank’s suggestion led me to a solution. I’m using Win10-64 and %APPDATA%/notepad++/plugins/ did not exist. I had a fresh install, and I’m 1st timer here today, so that was def related to the source of the problem.

    After I created these dirs, printing works fine:
    %APPDATA%/notepad++/plugins
    %APPDATA%/notepad++/plugins/config

    One other note… during install I chose to instruct the program to retain config files in the %APPDATA% folder (might be obvious from my comments above, but FYI to clarify that yes, I chose that option during install).

    Cheers. :)

  • Bug, javascript multiline character (`) not understood by notepad++

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    Gregory D.G

    Yes separate files is better but I’m working on a customer existing project and don’t have to rewrite/optimize it.
    Thanks for the suggestion.

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  • HTML Edit file size bug?

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  • Regex: Replace the content of a tag into another tag

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    Vasile CarausV

    first check .matches newline in order to work

    SEARCH: (<title>(.*?)<\/title>.*?)(<meta property="og:title" content=").*?(" \/>)

    REPLACE WITH: \1\3\2\4

  • How to let NP++ auto-detect UTF-8 encoding correctly?

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    dinkumoilD

    @Ben-S

    Automatic encoding detection is a difficult and unreliable thing. The algorithms work heuristically by inspecting the file’s content and can fail under some circumstances.

    If your file names have a special file extension you could use my AutoCodepage plugin, available via Notepad++ PluginManager.

    Otherwise there would be the following workaround:

    Open Windows Notepad.

    Press and hold the ALT-Key and type at the numeric block of the keyboard the sequence 0239.

    Press and hold the ALT-Key and type at the numeric block of the keyboard the sequence 0187.

    Press and hold the ALT-Key and type at the numeric block of the keyboard the sequence 0191.

    Save the file under the name Header.txt in the folder where your file is stored but avoid to press ENTER before saving.

    Open a Windows console and navigate to the folder where your file and the newly created Header.txt are stored.

    Execute the following command:

    copy /b “Header.txt” + “<Name-of-your-file>” “Result.txt”

    With this sequence you will add an UTF-8 Byte Order Mark (BOM) to the beginning of your file and store it under the name Result.txt. When you open this file in Notepad++ it should be recognized as UTF-8 encoded.

  • Word search on net

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    General CoderG

    Sweet, works perfectly :)
    ty!

  • MultiLine Replace (multiple hosts in hostsfile)

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    guy038G

    Hi, @rugabunda, @scott-sumner, @dinkumoil and All,

    Ah, many thanks, Dinkumoil, for your optimization advices !

    Of course, having 17,000 messages “impossible to open File-B.txt” is rather idiot ! I did not realize this, as working on my tiny File_A.txt :-(

    Thus, appending 17,000 times, a line to File_C.txt is not very efficient, too, as you said !

    Finally :

    If you previously chose some basic filenames, without spaces, this syntax should be enough : (for /f "delims=" %L in (File_A.txt) do @(findstr /x /c:"%L" File_B.txt 1>NUL 2>NUL || echo %L)) > File_C.txt If your filenames may be long, with some space characters, the @dinkumoil solution, with the usebackq option and filenames surrounded by double quotes, is safer !

    Cheers,

    guy038

  • Can't save file with name of already opened file

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    Scott SumnerS

    I see no sanity in a feature request that would bring back the 7.4.2 behavior. It seems like this behavior is just “asking for trouble”.

  • Notepad++ 7.5.8 - x64bit compatible with ThinApp sequencing or not?

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  • Folding: Newlines & tabs

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  • Save failed: Please check if this file is opened in another program.

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  • Where is the version of Notepad++ for Android oficial?

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    elena simonsE

    thanks, too, this problem arose…

  • How to generate random numbers beetwen 1-5?

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  • making a list of URLs?

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    Jim DaileyJ

    I wouldn’t attempt to do this with an editor. I would use a scripting language. For example, in AWK:

    BEGIN { Text="http://www...offset=" Offset = 20 for (i = 1; i <= 2000; i++) { printf("%s%d\n", Text, Offset) Offset += 20 } exit }
  • Double-clicking a file keeps opening new Notepad++ instances endlessly

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  • Find a line and copy the next 10 lines

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    guy038G

    Hello @ankur-sharma, @terry-r and All,

    I’m thinking about a very easy solution, with a regex S/R, which does… all the job :-))

    So, let’s imagine the initial text, below :

    This a some dummy text to fill up the zone line 1 line 2 insert_job:AB line 1 line 2 line 3 line 4 line 5 line 6 line 7 line 8 line 9 line 10 This a some dummy text to fill up the zone line 1 line 2 insert_job:AB line 1 line 2 line 3 line 4 line 5 line 6 line 7 line 8 line 9 line 10 This a some dummy text to fill up the zone

    Now :

    Open the Replace dialog ( Ctrl + H )

    Select the Regular expression search mode

    Tick the Wrap around option

    SEARCH (?s).*?(?-s)((?:^.*\R){2}insert_job:AB\R(?:^.*\R){10})|(?s).+

    REPLACE ?1\1\r\n

    Clic on the Replace All button

    Et voilà !

    You should get, as below, the two expected areas of text, separated with a line-break ;-))

    line 1 line 2 insert_job:AB line 1 line 2 line 3 line 4 line 5 line 6 line 7 line 8 line 9 line 10 line 1 line 2 insert_job:AB line 1 line 2 line 3 line 4 line 5 line 6 line 7 line 8 line 9 line 10

    Notes :

    The main part of this regex is (?:^.*\R){2}insert_job:AB\R(?:^.*\R){10}, which matches :

    2 complete lines with their line-breaks, in a non-capturing group. So, (?:^.*\R){2}

    The complete line insert_job:AB, with its like-break. So, insert_job:AB\R

    10 complete lines with their line-breaks, in a non-capturing group. So, (?:^.*\R){10}

    As this main part is embedded in parentheses, it’s stored as group1, for further use , in replacement

    The part (?s).*?, at beginning, matches all the multi-lines stuff which precedes the main part

    When no more main part can be found, the regex engine tries the second regex (?s).+, placed after the alternation symbol ( | )

    This second regex matches all the remaining characters, after the last block of lines to keep till the very end of the file

    Note that, if the string insert_job:AB is part of a line, you must change the part insert_job:AB\R with .*insert_job:AB.*\R

    Remark : The method consists to use the following generic regex :

    SEARCH (?s).*?(Your regex to match)|(?s).*

    Refer to this post, for further explications :

    https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12710/marked-text-manipulation/8

    Best Regards,

    guy038