@Ekopalypse
YOU
ARE
AMAZING !

Thanks so much, I’ve restored a previous version (just before the fail), and all seems to be OK right now.
Thank you so much !

Hi Peter. Thank you very much! The setting like you mark works perfect! Thank again. Regards

There were some server issues this weekend, but it’s working for me now. You might need to reload the page, and maybe even clear your browser cache and try again.

@Ryan-Mooney

It would be very helpful if you would post some example data that demonstrates the structure of your XML file. The description you gave above is too vague to be helpful. Of course you can (and should) anonymize your data before posting.

@PeterJones Oh! In fact, I used the version of 7.5.5 before. After your reminder, I upgraded to the latest version, and then found that the problem was automatically solved 😂.
Well, thank you very much for your reply.

@Noah-Black

There was also a recent issue filed regarding this: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/6259 “Fix keywords list according to Python 3”

Plugins are not really “macro-recordable” but may I ask you if this
is really needed in your case?
It looks to me that pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + B is enough to reformat the xml.

@Ekopalypse said in Regular Expression Replace:

([0-9]) ([0-9])

Thank you, yes. That works perfectly.
I’m really grateful/
Rgds, Peter

As I’m not using the installed version I’m not sure whether this tip might be useful in your case.

Languages are not theme aware which means, each theme need to implement its version of the used styles.
See here for more details.

Hello, @ravivarma-kv, @terry-r and All,

I found out a simple regex, which needs to be executed one time, only ! I just assume, as Terry did, that pure blank lines are deleted, as well !

So, given, for instance, this sample text below :

1st line with 1 LEADING space This is a text which does NOT have any LEADING space 2nd line with 1 LEADING space A single line WITHOUT leading space 3rd line with 1 LEADING space 2nd multi-lines text with NO Leading space 4th line with 1 LEADING space 1st line with 3 LEADING space 5th line with 1 LEADING space 6th line with 1 LEADING space 3rd multi-lines text WITHOUT any leading space A last line with 1 LEADING space This is a very long multi-lines text with NO leading space for all the lines !

Use the following regex S/R :

SEARCH \R(?=(\x20|\z)|)

REPLACE ?1$0

Of course, select the Regex expression search mode. You should get the expected text :

1st line with 1 LEADING spaceThis isa textwhich doesNOT have anyLEADING space 2nd line with 1 LEADING spaceA single line WITHOUT leading space 3rd line with 1 LEADING space2nd multi-lines textwith NOLeading space 4th line with 1 LEADING space 1st line with 3 LEADING space 5th line with 1 LEADING space 6th line with 1 LEADING space3rd multi-lines textWITHOUT anyleading space A last line with 1 LEADING spaceThis is avery longmulti-lines textwithNO leadingspacefor allthelines !

I verified that I got the same output, using Terry’s regex solution ;-))

Notes :

This regex searches for any kind of EOL characters, followed by, either :

A space character or the very end of file ( => Group 1 exists )

Any kind of character ( other standard char or EOL char, due the empty alternative |)

Due to the conditional replacement syntax ?1$0, this matched EOL character is rewritten ( $0 = Whole match ) only if  the group 1 exists. In all the other cases, it is just deleted

Remark :

If you prefer that the joined lines are separated with a space character, we need to distinguish between the standard characters, other than a space char, beginning the subsequent lines and any other character. So, use, instead, the followed regex S/R :

SEARCH (?-s)\R(?=(\x20|\z)|(.)|)

REPLACE (?1$0)(?2\x20)

This time, due to the (?2\x20) conditional replacement, the matched EOL char is replaced with a single space character

And you’ll get the text :

1st line with 1 LEADING space This is a text which does NOT have any LEADING space 2nd line with 1 LEADING space A single line WITHOUT leading space 3rd line with 1 LEADING space 2nd multi-lines text with NO Leading space 4th line with 1 LEADING space 1st line with 3 LEADING space 5th line with 1 LEADING space 6th line with 1 LEADING space 3rd multi-lines text WITHOUT any leading space A last line with 1 LEADING space This is a very long multi-lines text with NO leading space for all the lines !

Best Regards,

guy038

@PeterJones said in new user:

(see here for a pre-released doc that has a section on the shortcuts.xml config file, which also contains the run-menu entries).

Documentation set was updated, so that section is now available at https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/config-files/#keyboard-shortcuts-shortcuts-xml

One other bit of data: I switched back to the 32-bit version of NP++ . I haven’t had a chance to see if the 64-bit version of 7.7 works or not, so this may be a conflict with 32 vs 64 bit operation.

Solved it, There seems to be an issue with OpenSSL on the later version of nppFTP.

Rolling back to an earlier version fixes the issue.

Working version for anyone else with the same issue:
https://github.com/ashkulz/NppFTP/releases/tag/v0.29.1

Your my god, thanks a lot man !

Hello, @jorge-luis-alvarez,

Before looking further on, about regexes, some basic questions. Approximatively,

How many lines DATA#="..." ...... DATA#="..." contain your file ?

Is DATA5 the maximum data or you may have up to DATA9 or even the form DATA## with 2 digits ?

May the values be possibly empty like, for instance, DATA3="" ?

Should, in the output file, data be sorted, according to the values of DATA1 ?

Best Regards,

guy038

Set the highlighted Preference the way it is shown:

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Hi, @tsquared, @ekopalypse, @alan-kilborn, @terry-r and All,

Ah, OK : You’ve got some trouble because of the huge file size :-((

So, instead of trying to bookmark some lines and select bunches of lines, here is a method which just get rid of any single unwanted line !. May be, it’ll be quicker !

First, some assumptions :

No pure blank lines or lines with blank characters only occur in your file ( Important )

The blocks to keep start with the line START BREAK THROUGH @ WT, with that exact case, possibly preceded with some blank characters

The blocks to keep end with the line END BREAK THROUGH @ WT, with that exact case, possibly preceded with some blank characters

You’ll have to find out a dummy character, used as a temporary symbol, for correct execution of the different regexes. To that purpose, open the Find dialog and type in any single symbol, in the Find what: zone. If a click, on the Count button, produces the message Count : 0 match, this symbol can be used :-) As for me, I chose the # symbol

Let’s begin :

First, run the Edit > Line Operations > Remove Empty Lines ( Containing Blank characters ) option

Add a pure blank line on the very beginning of your file

Place the caret ( cursor ) on that empty line, beginning your file ( Important )

Perform this first regex S/R, which adds a # char at the end of the Start header line and at the end of all lines to be kept :

SEARCH (?-is)(?:^(\h*START BREAK THROUGH @ WT)(\R)|\G)((?:(?!END BREAK THROUGH @ WT).)+)(\R)

REPLACE (?1\1#\2)\3#\4

Then, perform this second regex S/R, which simply add a # symbol at the end of the End header line

SEARCH (?-i)^\h*END BREAK THROUGH @ WT

REPLACE $0#

Finally, run this third regex S/R, which should delete any line which does not end with the # symbol, as well as the # symbol, itself, on lines to be kept

SEARCH (?-s)^.+[^#\r\n]\R|#

REPLACE Leave EMPTY

Hope this helps you to modify your file more easily !

Best Regards,

guy038

P.S. :

I now realize that, after execution of the third regex S/R, any line START BREAK THROUGH @ WT is preceded with a line END BREAK THROUGH @ WT, so may be this End header line is useless for correct identification of the different sections

In that case, just don’t run the second regex S/R and all the End header lines will be deleted as well ;-))

Hi, @fraw-farewell, @peterjones,

Actually, I did a simple test :

First, I slightly changed the fgColor of these 3 sections below :

<WordsStyle name="KEYWORDS1" fgColor="0000ff" bgColor="FFFFFF" fontName="Courier New" fontStyle="1" fontSize="10" nesting="0"/> <WordsStyle name="KEYWORDS2" fgColor="00ff00" bgColor="FFFFFF" fontName="Courier New" fontStyle="1" fontSize="10" nesting="0"/> <WordsStyle name="KEYWORDS3" fgColor="ff0000" bgColor="FFFFFF" fontName="Courier New" fontStyle="1" fontSize="10" nesting="0"/>

Then I re-started N++

I opened a new file

I selected the Mathematica UDL language

I pasted the last keyword of the Keywords1, Keywords2 and Keywords3 sections. So, the text :

GeneratedParameters PointSize $VersionNumber

And, as expected, these 3 commands, were highlighted in blue, green and red colors ;-))

Cheers,

guy038