@PeterJones by reset itself i mean only the plugin and i mean it revert back to the state it was when i first installed it meaning no profiles, and everything else i changed also reset. simply a TOTAL reset of the plugin. That sounds like it’s not saving its config files correctly… and here is the debug info: … Admin mode: ON So this might be one thing: if you sometimes run as Admin and sometimes as normal user, config files can get their permissions messed up, which might be a culprit. In modern Notepad++, unless you are almost always editing files from the Program Files or Windows folders, there is no good reason to run As Admin consistently – as a normal run of Notepad++, if you try to save a protected file (files in Program Files, Windows, etc), Notepad++ will ask the OS, and the OS will prompt you with the elevated UAC permission to write the protected file. So unless you are saving a file to that location often enough that the UAC prompt every save becomes annoying, don’t run as Admin. Cloud Config: C:\Users\אפיק גלבוע\Documents\NppSettings Hmmm… there might be two things there, as well. First, I don’t know whether the NppFTP plugin was written with good support for Unicode characters in path names. So it might not be able to write its config to a directory like that. Second, I don’t know if NppFTP was properly written to make use of Cloud Config. If it’s using NPPM_GETPLUGINSCONFIGDIR, then it should be getting the right location, but if it’s incorrectly manually figuring out the plugin settings directory relative to AppData, it might not be computing the right path, so it might be trying to save its config in the wrong place (maybe even to a non-existent location) Look in C:\Users\אפיק גלבוע\Documents\NppSettings and see if there is an NppFTP subdirectory there. If not, then likely one of those two problems has occurred. If there is, then look at the permissions of that directory and the NppFTP.xml in it, to make sure that both your normal user and your elevated Admin have permission to write to it.

@PeterJones Looking through the readme.md. Perhaps could make it easier for users to have a properties list for the lexer options, like possibly from https://github.com/mpheath/xconfig-for-notepad-plus-plus/blob/bed2f415648623b6ce0f49b6ed333fbedfdba8be/xconfig.properties#L122-L585 Possibly, a little bit of your regex tricks could rearrange to get the list of options into a file for users to view. SciTE Doc has a good lexer property listing: https://scintilla.org/SciTEDoc.html#property-xml.auto.close.tags which is where the source of information can be viewed in HTML. Getting all the information to insert into the json file is the challenge. I just thought of the Nim lexer. Notepad++ still uses the deprecated Nimrod lexer though I do not use Nim. You can see some of the hackery I had to do to recognize the Nim lexer from the Nimrod lexer here with PythonScript. Nim users who want an improved Nim lexer can access it with the HiddenLexers plugin. So benefits exist for those with the interest in the hidden lexers.

@M-Andre-Z-Eckenrode said: This command requires a rectangular selection. Extend selection to the last line of the document? And, Columns++ Search neophyte that I am, I didn’t heed the suggestion. Had you heeded it, you would still have gotten a rectangular selection, as it says, extending downward from your selection — not necessarily enclosing the whole document, and in any case not the same as selecting the whole document (or selecting nothing at all) first. I should re-word that message, I’m just not sure what to say instead. It’s not actually true (since version 0.8) that a rectangular selection is required; as I mentioned before, the rules are complicated. They won’t easily fit into a message box. It makes sense when you’re using Columns++ for working with columns, but the search kind of took on a life of its own, apart from column work… hence, among other reasons, Search++. I’ve redone the experiment with all the my example text selected, and all instances of ' were successfully replaced with ’, without any anomalies. Thank you for that information. I do appreciate the help you’ve given me with this. While it doesn’t prove anything (almost nothing is ever proven when dealing with an intermittent bug), it suggests pretty strongly that something I changed in moving the Columns++ search process to Search++ has introduced a hidden instability. I’m still looking for it.

@M-Andre-Z-Eckenrode said: @Coises As you I recently reported an issue with Search++ in a new, separate topic, but I see that several others have reported various issues in this one (presumably, because it’s still a work in progress). I have a new issue to report, and thought maybe I should ask if you prefer that new issues get reported in their own topic (which is generally my default), or for users to just include them in this one. Do you care one way or the other? Either way is OK with me. I suspect the moderators might prefer to keep discussion confined to this topic, though.

1.2.2 Syntax highlighting PowerShell Improved absolute, relative, quoted and unquoted paths colors [image: 1785402977913-paths.png] Improved variables interpolation colors [image: 1785402952228-interpolation.png] [image: 1785402954396-interpolation4.png] Added colors for expressions $(..), ${..} Added registry hives colors (HKLM, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, …) Fixed syntax highlighting Fixed variables colors inside paths and quotes Fixed excessive colors of variables, keywords, and functions enclosed in quotes Fixed unexpected sc.. and vk.. colors in AutoHotkey code Disabled colors for variables inside single quotes ' ' (because single quotes prevents var. interpolation)

@Coises You’re welcome, and thank YOU for promptly creating the new version, and for your plugins in general to begin with! The new one lets me exit without incurring any dialog.

@arnaud-derette said: I does not work in the operator 2 list either (or may be i need to do something more than just put § there ?) Like I said, because you want the § to not have spaces, like in parent§.D, it won’t work for you. § in operators 2 will only work if you can have spaces around the §

@rdipardo thank you for pointing that out. I will check and do the needful.

Thank you again for your help.

@chtaylo3 , You only need to post in the “Support for Plugins Admin & NppPluginList” topic if there’s a feature or bug with the Plugins Admin and the list DLL itself. If there are issues with your PR to add it to NppPluginList, those will be discussed in the PR itself – and it looks like yours has been accepted already. If you want to just announce your new plugin, you can just create a new Topic in the Plugin Category to tell us about it. Hence, I am moving your post to its own Topic. And congrats on creating a lexer plugin!

NppExec v0.8.12.1 has been released! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes! improved: now WarningAnalyzer automatically removes “” around a file path/name fixed: the Console Output Filters dialog did not clear WarningAnalyzer’s cache improved: now Highlight’s [I], [B], [U] have Italic, Bold and Underline style Get it here: https://github.com/d0vgan/nppexec/releases/tag/NppExec_v08121

@Michael-Vincent Thanks for the feedback ;) fixed with : https://github.com/gcyrillus/nppGitClone/releases/tag/V1.0.1

@Michael-Vincent and anyone reading :) Besides the jokes, i’d like some real feedback about the plugin, the code and mainly about the fact that gemini assisted me … Be critical without trolling, do not be afraid to point out all of the funny code, nonsense and incoherence that a light IA can bring within your code unless there is some goods in it . Good jokes are also welcome ;)

v0.012 released to CPAN Update for Notpead++ v8.5.4 - v8.9.6.4 Update Editor messages and enumerations (hashes) Update Notepad++ menu commands and messages Remove notepad->prompt() and the Win32::GUI dependency [#91] Please comment on Issue #92 if this call is important to you <https://github.com/pryrt/Win32-Mechanize-NotepadPlusPlus/issues/92> Improve test suite Get it working through Perl v5.42 Don’t test as many old versions (too much compute overhead) See CHANGES file for full history, including interveninng v0.009, v0.010, and v0.011 I don’t always post about new versions here (mostly because I get distracted and forget to). But I thought it was important on this one, because notepad->prompt() has been disabled in this version: if notepad->prompt() is important to you, please comment on https://github.com/pryrt/Win32-Mechanize-NotepadPlusPlus/issues/92 and stick with v0.011, which (until further notice) is the most recent version to include the notepad->prompt()

@medvidec It’s impossible to know for sure without seeing your code, but I doubt the issue has anything to do with Notepad++. If this “global variable” is supposed to be shared between multiple C++ source files, you have to do the following: declare the variable in a header file as extern, e.g.: // your_header.h #include <string> extern const std::string configFile; include “your_header.h” in every source file that uses configFile . provide a definition (at global scope) of configFile in one (and only one) of the source files that includes “your_header.h”: // source_file.cpp #include "your_header.h" // ... const std::string configFile = "/plugins/config/verilogConfig.txt"; // ... You can read about storage class specifiers to learn more.

MultiReplace 6.0 is out and will land in Plugin Admin with the next Notepad++ release. The focus of this release is a second formula engine: ExprTk now sits alongside Lua for math, string and conditional replacements, joined by multi-list tabs, tandem mode, and a series of UI and workflow improvements. Several new options live under Plugins > MultiReplace > Settings. Download: Latest build Key Features & Improvements New Formula Engine (ExprTk): A second engine alongside Lua for math, string and conditional replacements. Its standout is the built-in output formatter - a single declarative spec that turns any result into fixed decimals, hex/binary, padded and aligned fields, time durations or formatted dates, applied right where the value is produced. Switch per tab via the (L) / (E) indicator next to Formula Support. The ExprTk integration - the (?=...) marker and the formula functions for reading captures and earlier results - follows the approach pioneered by @Coises in Columns++. Full syntax and examples are in the ExprTk formula reference. List Tabs: Keep different replacement sets available across tabs. State is fully separate per tab. Tandem Mode: MR panel snaps to the Notepad++ window edge and follows it around. Toggle via the plugin menu. Reopen on Startup: Reopens MR automatically if it was open when you closed Notepad++. Opt-in via the plugin menu. Compact Toolbar: New top toolbar layout - more horizontal space for the list. Always Visible List: Keeps the list visible instead of collapsing when you toggle it off. Requires “Keep list always visible” enabled in Settings. Bookmark Matches: Sets a Notepad++ bookmark on every match line. Toggle via the new checkbox next to Mark Matches. Column Reorder & Lock: Drag column headers to rearrange. Right-click for “Lock column width” or “Reset Column Order”. Modified Timestamp Column: Optional column tracking the last edit per entry. A dirty-flag stripe on the left edge marks unsaved changes. Excel-Compatible CSV: Lists save in the standard CSV dialect used by spreadsheets - opens cleanly in Excel, edit there, load back without conversion. Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl+Up/Down: Move selected rows up or down (auto-repeat) Ctrl+L: Toggle list visibility from anywhere in the panel Alt+Up/Down: Round-trip between input fields and a selected row Ctrl+Shift + button click: Run from the input fields while the list stays open Ctrl+Shift+H: Pull selected editor text into Find what (optionally auto-escaped for Regex/Extended mode) [image: 1780756837071-multireplace6.png] Issues or suggestions: GitHub. Happy replacing!