Thank you Claudia, that absolutely set me on the right track.

I assume you used %APPDATA% during installation, if so, can you please try the following

make sure no npp is running open %APPDATA% directory and rename Notepad++ to Notepad++old start npp and make your test.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Michael-Whitmore,

Afaik it means you can’t call the saved function by using shortcuts as you haven’t assigned one.
Nothing to be afraid of.

Cheers
Claudia

Thanks, that worked. A bit more absolute than I would prefer but the tool is now usable again.

Hi Matt

In answer to your other question: no, previously I wasn’t getting any error messages upon notepad++ startup. That would have been nice, of course. So is there a bug to be reported here, and if so, to whom should it be reported? Is it a plugin bug or a notepad++ bug, or both?

That’s a good question, I assume it is the plugin manager and has to do with permissions when npp was installed instead of unpacked but didn’t tested it really.

Anyway, stay tuned, I’m sure I’ll have some Python Script newbie questions soon!

;-)

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Bill,

I have to thank you as I wouldn’t have discovered this feature yet.
Very interesting, indeed. Let’s see if it’s possible to have something like
approved-test-evironment gets automatically updated on server when
files are stored/overwritten in production folder.

Cheers
Claudia

Claudia,

My data is always in the same format, so a macro would work. Thank you very much for the coding!

Bill Campbell

That is way off topic.

Because nobody has added it. Many of the themes are missing certain colors for languages for as in this case for an entire language.

@Ontarah

what you are looking for is called word wrap and yes, it’s in the view menu.

Cheers
Claudia

Hello Alex-Bell
I guess this can be done by using Find/Replace dialog.
\n is used to represent LF.
You either have to selext Extended or regular expression in seach mode.
But be warned, windows eol is \r\n so be careful when replaceing \n.

Cheers
Claudia

Thank you so much Claudia. I can “see” now. :-)

Susan (milletsa)