@Alan-Kilborn said:

how to make hitting a simple “print” statement in a script also re-show a currently hidden PS console window

If you don’t mind changing your print statements into print() function calls, you should be able to adapt the technique shown here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/550470/overload-print-python

into something like this (put it in startup.py):

from __future__ import print_function import __builtin__ def print(*args, **kwargs): notepad.runPluginCommand('Python Script', 'Show Console') return __builtin__.print(*args, **kwargs)

…could be a bit redundant, running the show-console command, even when already shown…

Thank you so much!!! this solved my problem

Would like the feature to be merely a check box or option in preferences to save all before run.
One option would be to just have it as an option when you are saving a run command where you get to name it and set an accelerator for the shortcut.

Below is ver info…
Notepad++ v7.4.2 (64-bit)
Build time : Jun 18 2017 - 23:38:43
Path : C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe
Admin mode : ON
Local Conf mode : OFF
OS : Windows 10 (64-bit)
Plugins : mimeTools.dll NppConverter.dll

A quick search for endless space assets file format led me to a github issue on unpacking/repacking asset files, with a mention of Endless Space, so this “Disunity” tool might be able to extract readable information from the asset file.

Most likely (ie, I don’t know how Unity or Endless Space do it, but this is my guess based on the Disunity page), the asset bundle is a binary-encoded and/or compressed data file.

Notepad++ is a text editor. (Yes, it’s possible to look at more than text, and if someone were to write a plugin-wrapper for disunity or write a plugin that duplicates the functionality of disunity, you might be able to use Notepad++… but if it’s not a text file, it’s not in Notepad++'s mainstream use case.)

Without a dedicated plugin, or using the results of a tool like Disunity to convert the file to text before editing: You could using the HEX Editor plugin for Notepad++ (download thru plugin manager), and might be able to edit the non-text data directly, but you’d have to do the interpreting of the individual bytes yourself. (And the last time I tried, HEX Editor was pretty buggy/crashy; your results may vary.)

I coded the program afresh and noted where the error was coming from. Thanks for any assistance.

@Cookie-UK

menu Run->Run
type cmd
press Run button

Cheers
Claudia

@Scott-Sumner, @dail

Thx for the hint and alternatives. Actually I thought it is a buffer setting but gave it a try
and have to confirm it isn’t. But it is a per editor attribute which means, we have to set
editor1 and editor2 from within startup.py

editor1.setWhitespaceSize(4) editor2.setWhitespaceSize(4)

Cheers
Claudia

You could try adding “.” as an operator.

@Bruno-Vincent

do you look for some automatism or are you looking for column mode?
If the first is the case we need to have more details about the real data it the latter
is the case, click with the mouse to the first position, press SHIFT+ALT and while still pressing
click with the mouse the end position. Then do simple CTRL+X and CTRL+V

Cheers
Claudia

Apparently my transfer protocol changed. Correcting this setting resolved the issue.

@guy038, worked like a champ!! Thanks!

It initially didn’t because I hadn’t noticed the “use regex” radio button :) but once I did, hurray!

elaine

Just found out someone else had a problem 3 weeks ago saving
HTML file. So I will uninstall notepad++ and use a different HTML
editor. My thanks to Parpabuck209 who gave the advice back then.