Use a scripting language like AWK, PERL, or Python.

I don’t quite understand how you plan to modify the <RawDialog> lines without using search and replace (or at least using search inside some macro). Can you clarify?

It appears you might assume that if the lines are hidden, then search/replace will not affect them. I did a quick experiment, and that doesn’t seem to be the case since my hidden lines were modified by a Replace operation.

Perhaps using a tool like sed, AWK, PERL, or Python would be a better way to proceed.

Yacine,
What you’re looking for isn’t really a Notepad++ thing. You should google setTimeout, javascript and HTML timer. That will get you started.

Hi Joe,
I think what you’re looking for is a negative lookahead. Something like this:

(BodyArmour\s+?StabVest(\s+?)?\r\n)(?!(\s*?)Training)

so you’re looking for a line (possibly with a space at the end) where the next line doesn’t start with some possible white space and “Training”. You can add the additional text like the 99.9999 and the next line if required.

Your replace line could then look something like this:
\1\t\tTraining\t\t\t 99.99999\r\n\t\tTazerTrained\t\t true\r\n

Where the \1 is the first pair of parenthesis in the “find” regex. I’m not able to download your example file from work (blocked by our proxy), but if the “Training” and the “TazerTrained” can be in any order your regex will be more complicated. It could be done, but you may be using the wrong tool at that point.

A friendly word of advice: when you’re posting a question, put a very general description in the topic, you’ll probably get more traffic and thus quicker help.

Hope this helps. Good luck!

Edit 1.
A much Simpler solution would be that I can view the Ruby language itself in the ‘Used Defined Language’ tool.

You can type the closing “)” for sure. Don’t know about the “}”.

Hi Penny,
I’m afraid that without either an example of that file, or more information, noone will be able to help you.
What kind of file are you opening? What kind of data is it suppose to contain? What language is the file written in? Is it the problem with all files, or just this one? In what editor did you open it in past? Can other plaintext editors (like normal win notepad) open it?
Etc.

Hi,
there are none :)

If you want to perform this kind of replacement, you will need to learn regular expressions (a.k.a. regexp).

There are dozens of tutorial on the net, e.g. here:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/

I should warn you though, that regexp are like women: powerful, mysterious and unforgiving :)
And they usually don’t behave the way you expect.
But don’t be discouraged. It is a great tool, if used properly. In my work, where I deal a lot with a plaintext processing, I would be lost without them

Anyway, answer to your particular question about space between two numbers is
with regexp search mode:
Replace
(\d),(\d)
with
\1 \2

supply a screenshot