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    • PeterJonesP

      Testing nppPluginList for new/updated plugin

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      CoisesC
      @PeterJones said: Has anyone else tried the Plugins Admin verification procedure recently Yes, but I’ve been using the same copies of Notepad++ for a long time now: portable 8.7, x86 and x64. By now I’ve forgotten how I got them, but I’m pretty sure I didn’t build them, I got them from a link someone here (possibly you) gave me. I do check every time, because about one time in five I seem compelled to make a silly error.
    • Derek MortonD

      Cursor starts at column 1 instead of column zero since 8.2.1

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      P
      Hi! A bit late, maybe my ZeroBasedColumn plugin could help with what you’re looking for. It makes the column numbering in Notepad++ start from 0 instead of 1. https://github.com/pasqualeambrosio/ZeroBasedColumn Hope it helps!
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      [New Plugin] ZeroBasedColumn

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    • CoisesC

      Search++: A work in progress

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      guy038G
      Hello, @coises and All, @coises, I recommend that you read this GithHub thread about the multiReplace plugin, specifically my following two replies : https://github.com/daddel80/notepadpp-multireplace/issues/133#issuecomment-5478750061 https://github.com/daddel80/notepadpp-multireplace/issues/133#issuecomment-5492407859 In the first post, I asked @thomas-knoefel if the Find in Files search could scan the N++ buffers rather that their equivalents on disk ! You can verify that, in the table, at that time, the Search++ and Multiplace plugins, unlike N++, did a Find in Files search on the saved files on disk and not on the N++ buffers possibly modified And, in the second post, I verified that the attached new build, provided by @thomas-knoefel, do scan the N++ buffers, by default ! Could you implement such behavior and add an option to search on N++ buffers, by default OR on saved files on disk, like within N++ v8.9.8 and MultiReplace ? TIA for your time and work on this topic ! Best Regards, guy038