@PeterJones the expression worked, i had to check “Reguläre Ausdrücke” instead of “Erweitert”. thanks Jones =)!

@Chan-Tao ,

See this note from the author

Yes. I’ve pointed this out before, myself.
I think the predatory ads key on the real word “download” on the site, and do their “dirty work” because of that.
It is often a sad world we live in. :-)

@Steffan-Rhoads ,

I created issue #12079 asking for a fix to allow temporarly-missing files to stay in the session.

@PeterJones I didn’t think of checking the command line, thanks! The error appeared there, too. This might be the first time I’ve been glad to see a module error – thank you!

It turns out a program I had also had python.exe, and Notepad++ was using that Python instead. Uninstalled the program, MatPlotLib works perfectly! Thank you!

@Andi-Kiissel said i:

With WordWrap=ON this script behaves differently than Scintilla End/Shift+End default, but that’s OK for me

I considered this case, but I didn’t see an easy way to handle it.
As line “breaks” caused by word-wrap are artificial, it would be extremely rare for me to want to move to one.
So wrap consideration got defeatured from the spec for this problem. :-)

@PeterJones Thank you! That is exactly what I needed.

@Martin-Mortensen said in Notepad ++ install won't run on this computer:

I just got a new computer and tried to install Notepad++ I get the message “This app can’t run on your PC” I’m trying to run npp.8.4.4.Installer.x64.exe.

And I was wondering if possibly (given it’s a new PC) that Windows is running in S mode. If so, only apps from the Microsoft Store will install. However the error message (if what you gave is accurate) doesn’t appear to match what I thought it would say.

However to check, read this Microsoft page.

Terry

@Faraz-Ketabi
Thanks a lot.

@qwertz_1234 ,

Natively, no. Notepad++ is a text editor, not a spreadsheet. Open your text file in Excel or OpenOffice/LibreOffice Calc or some other spreadsheet application, do the math, and save it again.

If you are willing to use a scripting plugin for Notepad++, it can be done, with more work. The Mathematical Replacement FAQ has all the details you need if you are willing to put in the effort yourself.

When I said before:

There is a method for organizing related scripts into subfolders, but it requires some additional code in startup.py to make that work.

For more detail on that, see HERE.

@Cubilas

I assume you want something like this.

@kolos-1212 said in Notepad++ took over my Win 10 Notepad w/o my permission "Please reinstall Notepad Starter":

@Ekopalypse It did happen to me as well. I downloaded it from Admin Plugins so I guess it is official if I can directly access it from notepad++.

Official was used in the context of “developed by the npp developer”, so, no, this plugin is/was developed by someone else.

I surely didn’t want something like this to happen and I am wasn’t really reading what it does I just needed it for some function to test lol.

I don’t understand, what other functionality does this plugin have? Hmm … sounds like you are the perfect candidate for scammers and the like. Be careful.

Thanks to everyone for their replies.
Again, we fixed this issue.

@Terry-R
Your explanation is very enough.
By doing as you said, the plugin worked without any problems in the portable version.
Thank you for this.

Also, I couldn’t explain myself well because my English is not very good. I apologize for that too.
Respects

@lcy10311 ,

For example, it works just fine for me:
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You might want to check that your current theme defines the styles reasonably:
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@Istanbullu ,

converts wrongly (as i to I and vice versa).

The i you have entered is U+0069 (“LATIN SMALL LETTER I”, also ASCII 105) and is always defined as lowercase. The I you have entered is U+0049 (“LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I”, also ASCII 73), and is always defined as uppercase. As far as I know, it is always correct for a case conversion process to convert one to the other (as they are an upper/lower pair in the latin-based alphabets, as far as I understand it).

The İ is U+0130 (“LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH DOT ABOVE”), and that one is considered uppercase/capital in Unicode definition; the ı is U+0131 (“LATIN SMALL LETTER DOTLESS I”) and is considered lowercase/small in Unicode. However, I am not an expert on the capitalization/lowercasization (not a word, I know) rules for the non-ASCII characters, so I don’t know if Unicode defines pairs for the case-conversion on those characters or not.

If you find official Unicode documentation that explains the rules for case conversion on those U+0130 and U+0131 characters (or that gives an exception for circumstances when U+0049 and U+0068 are not a pair with each other), then you can read the feature request/bug report FAQ and follow the instructions there on where to put in official feature requests / bug reports. In your official bug report, you will need to request that the development team improve the case-conversion features, and you will need to provide that reference to the developers, and explain the “correct behavior” as you understand it).

(Aside: I moved your topic from Plugins Development to Help Wanted, because it was not a plugin question.)

@Tyler-Durden-0 said in Japanese font not displaying in notepad++:

It has .nfo extension but content is XML, if it helps finding the solution.

There’s your problem. Notepad++ is hardcoded to interpret .nfo file as OEM-US, because that is the official encoding of the historic DOS-era .nfo files.

If it’s really an XML file, change the extension before opening it in Notepad++

@caramadra

FIND = \R
REPLACE = $0$0
SEARCH MODE = regular expression
REPLACE ALL

This can be recorded as a macro and assigned to a keyboard shortcut for easy use.

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Useful References Please Read Before Posting Template for Search/Replace Questions FAQ: Where to find regular expressions (regex) documentation Notepad++ Online User Manual: Searching/Regex

Sorry to have asked I have just found it is very easy to do with the search all function and then cut and paste the results