i 'm stuck on some thing. i want to Chang what biome bundle world replaceblocks: . but there over 440+ biome is there a way to do that. i have manged to use find all the replaceblocks: but have seen that most of them come at line 116 but some are at 114 in notepad++ but not able to replace the line 116 114 because ech .bc file has some different wording replaceblocks:.
it has 400+ fills i would have to manually go throw. would you know how to do that. i have been trying to finger it out using google but not able .
or is there a way to when using find . when it has finds all replaceblocks: i can edit them from the find results
that would be really cool.

@Jasin-Refiku

From the detail provided I’d say that this would do it:

Find what zone: (?-i)(<ElectricityConsumption>)\d+
Replace with zone: \10
Search mode: Regular expression

In the userdefinelang.xml do you see the global styles block? Have you tried changing those? I did a global style change to the default notepad++ configuration just to test it out and in my attached image you can see “C0C0C0” was the hex value that changed in the xml.

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Thank you for your elaborate answer, however my problem remains.

tabSetting seems to influnce the width of a tabulator. It does not switch between spaces and tabs as relevant for the syntax of the language, just the appearance. So that doesn’t help.

I have no idea where that bespin.xml is saved, so I can’t manipulate it. Certainly not in the np++ folder or in MyDocuments. The bespin theme is also not metioned in any of the other xml files, no leads given…
Edit: I have found Bespin.xml on npp github, but the location I need to put it into doesn’t exist on my machine…

I think what I want is just out of scope for np++. Great editor nonetheless.

Hi Jim,

I assumed the -l parameter as an override function for the detection of the language by the files extension. because if i try -lbash then it highlites it with the Bash code highlitning.

If I use a *.din file it ofcause works, but then it uses the detection for the language of the file extension and i could omit the -l parameter.

it is my intention to have the target.txt in my definition, because i dont want to have the highlight for all text files, but i ofetn open files which have the name target.txt, which i always want to have highlighted.

Best regards
TMuel