@Bram-Roosen maybe an example what you want to achieve might help to find a solution. Something like <this> should become <that> Cheers Claudia

@Michael-Ware I assume it can be solved by doing the following Settings->Preferences->Misc. check update silently in file status auto detection section. Cheers Claudia

Hello Scott, I can only assume that OP is talking about switching tabs as those shortcuts are normally the defaults in visual studio for these actions. But maybe we never would find out. Cheers Claudia

Hi Roi, in my opinion you can solve this task much easier with a tool like “Google Sheets” or “Open Office Calc” or “Microsoft Excel”. Kind regards, Robert

Thank you Claudia for the bug report.

@Andova-Begarin said: Try it without regular expression checked, and with Extended (\n …) checked. @guy038 said: Hello Oli Vier, I quite understood your post, although it’s not your mother language ( nor mine ! ) I tested your regexes and the did work nicely ! So, I suppose it should be a silly problem of options, in the Replace dialog ! guy038 Спасибо Andova & merci Guy ;) It actually works better if “Extended (\n, \r, \t \0, \x…)” is checked. I didn’t try this option because I do not use Notepad++ very often and I didn’t knew the use of this “Extended” option. I am not really a programmer and I learnt regexes to have a better use of AutoWikiBrowser, an automated wiki editor, so I have only a basic knowledge of it. Regards

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@Hydro-Water There are different ways to achieve this but it depends what really needs to be done and what you know/like best. You could give it a try to solve it by recording a macro, You could write a script to do it, You can use excel and vba to make it work … Cheers Claudia

Hi @guy038, Only now did I notice that my answer thanking you for your help didn’t go through for some reason. I very much appreciated your help and your advice on my issue. In the end, what I did was to apply a slightly tweaked version of the first regex. I manually disambiguated all the possible combinations and chunks of text that contained the parameters ‘gay,gays, homosexual, Aids, HIV…’ and assessed the relevance and correctness of the results, text by text. Thank you again for your help. Keep in touch and have a good day, Ivan