@Gary-Christopher

yes, I assume so. Use find dialog and tick regular expression.

and leave replace with empty.

^ means start of line
N is literal
\d means digits
+ means match the preceding atom one or more times
\h means horizontal spaces ( you could also use a space by pressing the spacebar.)

Cheers
Claudia

@izanagi23

maybe a wireshark trace unveils what’s going on!?

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Claudia

@Thempleton-Aart

Thank you :-)

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Claudia

@esfeld

which language do you use? c? python? …?
Add it to the language as user extension.

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Claudia

@宋佳楠

what about the cloud functionality - wouldn’t this to the job?

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Claudia

@Satya-P-Nigam

did you check if the file is still in the backup directory of npp?

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Claudia

@Anaïs-Mabille

I’m not sure about your question. Is the txt format and the inp format different or is it just
another extension? If the latter is the case, you can just type the extension in the save dialog - done.

If format needs to be converted can you provide the details then it might be possible to write a script to do so.

Cheers
Claudia

If you keep going, you will REALLY get an appreciation for that!

WakaTime is a plugin for Notepad++. It does not ship with Notepad++ by default. I think it is just available through the plugin manager.

Bumping

“Search / Replaces in files”-function allows only 1 line.

Who said so? If you know where line breaks will occur, try \R-Pattern as Placeholder. Or check option . finds \r and \n.

In replacement, insert \r\n at places where you want line breaks.

When using . finds \r and \n pay special attention to greedy/non greedy repeats.

Hello
I have installed it.
But I don’t found to change many lines in MANY files — perhaps I did not find it and please give me a hint.
For example 10000 files in a folder.
For example I search 3 lines and instead of this lines I need to put in 10 different lines.

Please help
Mayer