Hello Peter,
thank you so much. It worked out exactly as I wanted.

https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/14696

@Coises said in How to highlight lines with color one by one?:

…loop through character by character checking SCI_POINTYFROMPOSITION to determine where the wrapping happens

The original script fires its logic every time the UI is updated (maybe that could be changed to every time the data is modified instead).
When I wrote the original script, I had “performance” concerns for the script, with moderately-sized files and larger.
I have even more concerns about that if the script is changed for the newly requested feature for it (which would incorporate the “looping” @Coises mentioned).

@dr-ramaanand Understand. Thanks for your input and time!

I have finished the script, if anyone is interested I posted it in the Plugin development forum.
Thanks again to everyone who helped me out!

@Sylvester-Bullitt Got done generating broken link report.

THE GOOD NEWS: My regex didn’t break any links

THE BAD NEWS: I just go lucky. Some further testing revealed that my regex would have broken links, if I had had the bad luck to use a search term that also in a hyperlink URL.

So, I added lookaheads to ignore matches of underscores and .htm, and it seems to work. In case anyone’s interested, here’s the new-and-improved regex, with some comments added for clarity:

(?-si:<section class="lyrics">|(?!\A)\G)(?s-i:(?!</section>).)*?(?#Not at start of line or para)(?<!^)(?<!<p>)(?<!<p class="chorus">)\K(?-si:\bWORD_TO_FIND\bq(?#Not in hyperlink)(?!(\.htm))(?!_))

@Stefan-Kirsch ,

You might want to follow similar steps to what I suggested in this post – that other post was about the “multi-selected text colour” setting, but your stylers.xml and themes\DarkModeDefault.xml might be missing some of the recent style definitions, and the default it chooses with those undefined styles might not be compatible with your color choices.

So you basically need to compare the whole <GlobalStyle>...</GlobalStyle> section from your copies of those two settings files to the same section in stylers.model.xml, and copy over any lines that are missing from the stylers.model.xml version into your config files. Once you restart, you can use Style Configurator with either the default-theme or DarkModeDefault theme selected, and change the new colors to better match the colors you’re using for other things.

@PeterJones Thanks mate!

@PeterJones Thank you. Your tip solved exactly my problem. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

@Mark-Olson said in Trying to create Language for ChordPro Format but I am miserably failing:

EnhanceAnyLexer

While reading about UDL I cam across EnhanceAnyLexer so I knew I have to install that plugin :-) Then I copied the Chordpro lexer code into C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\plugins\config\EnhanceAnyLexer\EnhanceAnyLexerConfig.ini

Guess what? You’v made my day.

Everything is working the way I wantet it to be.

Thank you very much Mark

@Klaudiusz-Gawlik
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@mkupper said in Disable ASCII Control characters shortcuts?:

it may well not be at all easy for Notepad++ to have an Ignore unrecognized keyboard Ctrl codes setting.

Actually, it should be fairly easy.
And the script I linked to yesterday (and everyone since then has so far ignored) shows what would need to be done:
Prevent WM_CHAR codes for the control character range from reaching Scintilla, where they are processed by putting the corresponding character in the document.

By the way, people in the future will come read this thread, so it is best to post “correct” information.

This is not how to define a correct action tag to solve the problem; one example from above:

<Macro name="RemoveKey_Ctrl_Shift_X_CAN" Ctrl="yes" Alt="no" Shift="yes" Key="88"> <Action type="" message="" wParam="" lParam="" sParam="" /> </Macro>

The correct equivalent would be:

<Macro name="RemoveKey_Ctrl_Shift_X_CAN" Ctrl="yes" Alt="no" Shift="no" Key="88"> <Action type="0" message="2172" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="" /> </Macro>

Reference: https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/config-files/#macros:~:text=Attributes for the <Action> tag

@Andi-Kiissel
so close :D
thanks a bunch !

@dinkumoil Thanks! That works. Imo, the Expression “NppExec command” is a little misleading…

[Solved]

@PeterJones Awesome, thanks that was a super simple fix!

@Doğancan This solution worked for me (I tried it on merging HTML files succesfully):

@Diego-Raguindin said in Combine Plugin Gone!?:

This worked perfectly for me:

Put all of the files you want to combine in the same folder. Easiest would be at root-level. Run a command prompt CD to the folder in Step 1 Enter command copy *.csv filename.csv where “filename” is the desired output filename Hit enter File ‘filename.csv’ is created in the same folder

https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/77090

@PeterJones said in Changing tab colors:

Sorry about that: I fixed it for you, and you now have enough upvotes to be able to post links in the future. But it’s either have that restriction and annoy the portion of first-time posters who try to include a link with good intentions, or return to being the spam-pot we used to be. We used to get multiple spam links per day by first-time posters, and it annoyed me that I had to spend so much of my time in the forum moderating spam; now that we don’t allow first-time posters to include links, I and the other moderators can focus on trying to actually help the posters rather than individually deleting spam posts. Sorry that it inconvenienced you. (And if I’m going to do moderator-y things, I’d rather edit a well-written first-time post to linkify a URL than deal with spam.)

Much appreciated! <3

@ImJohnFolks said in Issues Running Python Scripts in Batch File:

With your help, (its took me around 4 hours of just F’ing around) I’ve managed to make some progress on my PythonScript within Notepad++.

If you mean you spent a total of 4 hours on all the aspects of the script, including the research and starting from the example, and incorporating our feedback : that’s actually pretty good, considering how new you are to Python and coding in general – congratulations, such effort is to be commended. (Put it in perspective: universities offer semester-long “introduction to Python” classes. In such a class, you might not even have defined one function yet in the first week, let alone the first four hours of class and homework, because they’re still working on variables and for-loops for the first few classes. So you’re doing great)

@Dario-de-Judicibus-0 ,

Are you sure it’s “only”? Because Ctrl+ScrollWheel is the zoom feature, as Ctrl+NumPadPlus Ctrl+NumPadMinus (fixed: you said it went tiny, not huge, which is zooming out). And if you have a laptop with a trackpad, holding down Ctrl and then sliding on the trackpad might also trigger the zoom behavior (and some might be sensitive enough that you don’t even have to be fully on the trackpad, it might sense you hovering a couple millimeters above)

Or have you hit Ctrl enough times that Windows is turning on its Sticky Keys feature, because Sticky Keys can make things behave differently than you are expecting.