@Conchi-de-Madrid

I don’t believe there is currently a 64-bit version of TextFX.

See https://github.com/bruderstein/nppPluginManager/issues/91, should be fixed again

<LexerType name="xml" desc="XML" ext="">
<WordsStyle name="SGMLDEFAULT" styleID="21" fgColor="000000" bgColor="A6CAF0" fontName="" fontStyle="1" fontSize="" />
<WordsStyle name="CDATA" styleID="17" fgColor="FF8000" bgColor="FFFFFF" fontName="" fontStyle="1" fontSize="" />
<WordsStyle name="ENTITY" styleID="10" fgColor="000000" bgColor="FEFDE0" fontName="" fontStyle="1" fontSize="" />
...
</LexerType>

… don’t know what’s responsible for this parameter …

Hello, @mohammed-bismillah,

I rather agree with Peter’s post. To that purpose, read also this valuable article :

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Nevertheless, here is a simple solution for your batch file, below, which should clarify a bit how to proceed !

@echo off title Game cls :menu echo. echo. echo Start : 1 echo Help : 2 echo Exit : 3 echo. set menu= set /p menu= if %menu%! == ! goto :EOF if %menu% == 1 goto game if %menu% == 2 goto help if %menu% == 3 goto :EOF :help cls echo. echo. echo Hit the CORRECT number and press ENTER. echo. echo. :game echo. echo. echo What is your name? echo. set name= set /p name= echo. echo Hello %name%! echo. echo. echo. :qt1 echo Who was the FIRST president of the USA? echo. echo Pierre Desperau : 1 echo George Washington : 2 echo. set qt= set /p qt= if %qt%! == ! goto qt1 if %qt% == 1 echo Incorrect & goto qt2 if %qt% == 2 echo Correct ! :qt2 echo. echo Who is the LAST president of the USA? echo. echo Donald Trump : 1 echo Guy Thevenot : 2 echo Emmanuel Macron : 3 echo. set qt= set /p qt= if %qt%! == ! goto qt2 if %qt% == 1 echo Correct ! & goto qt3 if %qt% == 2 echo Incorrect & goto qt3 if %qt% == 3 echo Incorrect :qt3 REM And so on ....

Best Regards

guy038

PS :

if you prefer to quit the batch file, with a simple hit on the ENTER key, on each question, just change each line

if %qt%! == ! goto qt##

by the line :

if %qt%! == ! goto :EOF

Hello @cell-test, and All,

I uploaded your test.log file and I got, as expected, a displayable file, like @MapJE71 did !?

I just noticed that the Properties window of your file it gives a size of 2,264 Bytes. As for me, the size of the uploaded file is 1,501 bytes, only ! It’s an UTF-8 encoding file. where all characters code are under \x{0080}. So number of bytes = number of characters = 1501

Remainder :

To get the number of characters, of current file, looks at the length : zone, in the middle of the status bar

To get the number of bytes, of current file, choose View > Summary… and see the line File length (in byte)

I created a copy, with the UCS-2 LE BOM encoding ( which is the default Windows Unicode encoding ) and I got a file of 3,004 bytes. This is logical, as, with that encoding, each character is coded with two bytes + the invisible Byte Order Mark, in two bytes, as well => 2 x 1,501 + 2 for BOM = 3,004 bytes !

Unfortunately, this value is also different from the 2,264 one ! So, like @MapJE71, I’m at a dead end, too ! It could be interesting to open that specific file with an hexadecimal editor, which will give you the exact code point of each character !

Best Regards,

guy038

@guy038 thanks
you got upvoted

Oh wow … you are right.
It is not notepad++
It is linux vi editing program is not copying the spaces.
Thanks.

Here is the answer… (unless someone tells me it creaes another a problem…)

The "echo’ command can include multiple lines as the simple example below illustrates.
Note the single quote mark brackets the echo’d code since double quote marks are used within the echo’d code at various points…

So for me this example code folds perfectly and in my real case actually runs :-)

If anybody sees a problem with using the multiple line php echo to manage folds in mixed html and php code please let me know.

Example: (To try it paste it into Notepad ++ and select PHP as the language)

<?php // TABLE 1 – ROW 1 – DISPLAY PAGE HEADER – THEN DISPLAY DATA INPUT FORM
echo ’
<table style=“width: 1233px; height: 595px; text-align: left; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;” border=“1” cellpadding=“2” cellspacing=“2”>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td style=“vertical-align: top; width: 150px; text-align: center;”>
</td>
<td style=“vertical-align: top;”>
';
$page_name = “mypage.php”;
include ‘inc_header.php’;
echo ’
</td>
<td Style=“vertical-align: top; width: 150px;”>
</td> <!-- t1 tr1 td3 -->
</tr>
';
?>

Hello, @vito-korleone,

I’m really disconcerted !! Unless I misunderstood your post, it’s quite an elementary task to achieve :-))

Open the Replace dialog ( Ctrl + H )

Type in a single space character in the Find what: zone

Leave the Replace with: zone EMPTY

Tick the Wrap around option and the Normal search mode

UN-tick all the other options

Click on the Replace All button

Remark :

If you must delete the space characters, in a specific zone of your file, only :

Do a normal selection of that zone

Open the Replace dialog ( Ctrl + H )

Type in a single space character in the Find what: zone

Leave the Replace with: zone EMPTY

Tick the In selection option and the Normal search mode

UN-tick all the other options

Click on the Replace All button

Best Regards,

guy038

@Meta-Chuh posted an easy method to get the Plugin Manager here. After you get everything updated, you should be able to easily install NPPExec. If you already have NPP set up and you want to just download the Plugin Manager dll, @Claudia-Frank gave some good instructions here. The link she gave for the Plugin Manger is for the 64 bit version. If you’re using 32 bit try this link.

Good Luck

@Emiel-D

so you are saying you do the same on desktop pc and notebook and
if you open the file with npp on desktop you see multiple lines but if
you open it with npp on notebook you only have one line?
That would be strange. Do you use the same plugins on both?
Maybe one of it is corrupting the file - but to be honest,
I don’t see how. XML Tools has a linarize function, could it be that it is executed
when loading a xml file?

And no, there is no npp setting which needs to be applied.

Cheers
Claudia