Hi Dail

Thank you for sharing your solution with me :)
I’ll try it out and post my results here

Here is a possibly similar thread. Perhaps your line endings are not consistent?

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/10723/udl-code-fold-get-incrementally-out-of-alignment/2

eui.exe is probably writing the errors on STDERR (standard error). If so, then one of these should work for you:

or

Hi Chris

Usually you can just copy the files in the appdata folder to the new machine.

Path: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++ <-- in here are the backup files which store the session / opened tabs.

I would copy the whole folder and replace the folder on the new machine, as far as I know this should work if the installed version of n++ is the same.
I don’t know if this is possible if you have installed a newer version on the new pc.

Regards,
Daniel

If this copy process screws anything up in n++, just delete the whole appdata folder and restart n++. it creates a new folder and u are back in business again.

@Sébastien-Bernard
Sorry but I dont need it anymore, I found an other way to clean the text.

thank you

Hello Cybersquir,

Why don’t you simply use the Find in Files dialog, with a suitable regular expression ? Of course, all your concerned files should be located in a same directory !

IMPORTANT : As you intend to change many files, simultaneously, may I suggest you to do a copy of this directory, as a backup, first ?

Now, open the Find in Files dialog ( CTRL + SHIFT + F )

Choose the absolute path of the folder, containing all your files

Possibly, filter with one or several specific extension(s)

Set the Regular expression search mode

Check/uncheck the other options, as needed

Then, for instance :

SEARCH \A(?:.*\R){5}

REPLACE Nothing

SEARCH \t+

REPLACE ,

And so on…

Best Regards,

guy038

Hello Robert and Janet,

Seemingly, as you seem comfortable with regular expressions, you could easily extract the matched strings with a simple regex ?

For instance, let’s suppose the simple list of people of an enterprise, below :

and that you would like to do some statistics, depending on the age and/or the title of these persons. Then, you would need, ( may be for confidentiality ! ) to extract, ONLY, the second and third columns of that list. If so :

Copy this list in an new tab of N++

Perform the S/R, below, in Regular expression search mode :

SEARCH .*?(\d+ +\w+).*

REPLACE \1

If, in addition, you would prefer to delete any line, that does NOT match the regex, use, instead the S/R below :

SEARCH .*?(\d+ +\w+).*|^.*\R

REPLACE \1

You’ll only get the strings matched by the regex, below :

Note :

If the regex can’t be found, the first part of the alternative is not matched ( so, the group \1 doesn’t exist ) but the second part of the alternative is, obviously, always matched, as it matches an entire line, with its EOL character(s)

Best Regards,

guy038

This seems to be a good indication of which plugin…

Fault Module Name: LocationNavigate.dll

All versions after 6.8.2 have unfixed bugs.