The directly level does vary for every URL. I will work on your direction and see if I could solve. Appreciate your help.

i have made this on you model, which seems to work

search

(?<=\d\.\d{4})\,

replace

,

@GG ,

FIND = abc(\R|\z)
(find abc followed by either a newline or the end of the file) REPLACE = abc\r\nxyz\r\n
(the \r\n is a newline sequence in windows EOL mode) Search Mode = regular expression

@PeterJones said

I didn’t say that the three Active Tab styles were disabled. I said that the Background Colour on the Active Tab text style was disabled.

Sorry about that. I misunderstood.

@Troglo37 also said,

If changing the background tab color, changing the tab font size, and tab size don’t currently work, should a bug report be filed?

No. Because it’s working as designed and documented, so it’s not a bug. You could make a feature request to add foreground colour and/or font face/size settings to those three… but it’s not a bug, so don’t call it a bug report.

Thanks. I made a feature request. I hope I filed it correctly. Here’s the link. https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/10070

@seenabhattaram ,

Notepad++ is not a Word Processor. It is a text editor

Plain text files (.txt, and source code) don’t have a font embedded in the file. Individual text-reading applications can be used to view/edit text, and they can each can be configured to display the underlying text with whatever font they want.

With Notepad++, you do that using Preferences > Style Configurator. Select Global Styles from the left pane, and Default Style from the middle pane; set the font size and color you desire as your default font on the right.

This is all documented in the online usermanual, in the section on Global Styles. There is a link to the Notepad++ Online Document in the ? menu inside Notepad++, which takes you to that site.

Great, thanks Peter.

that works! thanks Terry.

@Hans-Stangl

I’m glad you clarified, because there is no way that anyone would have derived the info in your second post from the info in your first post.
The bug I was thinking of (and mentioned earlier) doesn’t apply to this situation.

So I duplicated (mostly) your scenario and I do understand that things go “wrong” here.

I tend to think of it as a problem-between-keyboard-and-chair.
Should you really rename a directory when you have files open in that directory?

Some programs protect you nicely from this kind of thing (shown here for a folder, not a file):

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I suppose Notepad++ could do a better job of protecting you from the exact problem you noticed…

But I’d probably advise you to just NOT change the name of a containing folder when you have files open in that folder.

@aks2161989 I think what actually happens is that the auto-updater tries to launch the installer, but it fails. It should give an error message but for some reason doesn’t. I find myself manually launching it using the ‘Run as administrator’ option.

@PeterJones said in Read-Only does not work:

How does this phrasing look for clarifying what the two menu entries actually do?

Phrasing looks good; thanks for your efforts.

Thanx!
I’m not yet trained in the use of RegExes, but I can get there…

I’m kind of unclear on this thread…

But I wanted to ask: Does Notepad++ really make a Find Next search result unclear in this situation? I’d think that the selection marking it uses for this would always be clear, above and beyond any other type of highlighting that is going on. Not so?

@guy038 said in Regex: Select and delete the content of tags from xml file with skiping other tags:

Now, as always, everything is in the fucking manual ! So, first, go to the official N++ documentation

Whoa, whoa, WHOA!
Could it be that the ever-patient @guy038 is getting tired of all the repetitive regex stuff here?? Say it isn’t so.
I get tired of it as well…so tired…but I haven’t yet been driven to use the alternate definition of RTFM (the normal definition being Read That Fine Manual).

Seriously, though, when I look at that section of the manual, it reads more like formula rather than specific application (and that’s ok).

In the manual we have:

(?enable-disable)

which, well, isn’t exactly crystal clear for those that don’t already know what it means.

So my attempt, in explaining the (?.. : …) construct was to help clarify.
I don’t know if I succeeded.

Actually, I usually just keep the ¶ button on, but this time I turned it off because all the [CR][LF]s were becoming distracting. (And yes, I know it’s possible to show whitespace without the [CR][LF]s, but I didn’t feel like digging into the menus for what I thought was going to be a quick edit.)

Debug Info

Notepad++ v8.1 (64-bit) Build time : Jun 17 2021 - 01:56:07 Path : C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe Command Line : Admin mode : OFF Local Conf mode : OFF Cloud Config : OFF OS Name : Windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) OS Version : 1909 OS Build : 18363.1621 Current ANSI codepage : 1252 Plugins : DSpellCheck.dll JSMinNPP.dll mimeTools.dll NppConverter.dll NppExport.dll _CustomizeToolbar.dll

Monitor setup
Laptop w/2k display driving a 43" 4K TV as main monitor over HDMI, occassionally running Display Fusion Pro.

Windows

OS Name Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Version 10.0.18363 Build 18363 Other OS Description Not Available OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation System Name SR90NRZH7 System Manufacturer LENOVO System Model 20JF000DUS System Type x64-based PC

Another alternative is to use the Windows ‘mklink’ command line utility and create a hardlink to the file, assuming an NTFS formatted disk. Mklink will complain if the target disk is not using the NTFS format.

> mklink /h file.json.txt file.json

There will only be one file using storage space on the disk, but two ways of accessing the contents (be careful if both are opened at the same time; Notepad++ will gladly have both views open at the same time and may warn about changes made using the the other view).

I use the ‘added’ .txt extension to assist the OS in keeping both views together when using name listings, e.g. “dir”. The Explorer preview pane will show the contents as text (even if the original file isn’t text, e.g., .pdf or .jpg). The extra extension also assists me in remembering which is the real or base file and which is the alternate view I created to get around Windows obsession with extension based file format determination.

The file will persist (continue to use disk space) until both names are deleted, either from the command line or in Explorer.

Not all disk space applications understand ‘hardlinks’ and will incorrectly show both files using disk space.

Issue happens after windows is getting updates only. If I close/open N++ OR restart Windows without getting updates then all sessions are getting opened.

@Alan-Kilborn said in Search for a text and copy the next lines of codes:

(?-s)SEARCHME(?:.\R){3}\K.

Thank you! It works just what I wanted.

I need to search for file names in html code.

Text to search D: \ Fitos \ excel \ ([1-9] [0-9] *) (. Xlsx “target =” _ top "> Old pdf)
Replace with D: \ Fitos \ excel2 \ $ 2 (.xlsx “target =” _ top "> Old Pdf) with this regex search I find Excel files like 13037.xlsx

@PeterJones yea, it worked. I had a </p> in my next search - that’s why it di’n’t work before. Thanks a lot man!