@guy038 Hello! I understand that you spent time on a solution for me, much appreciated! But I don’t understand much of what you suggest, I’m not all that Notepad++ savvy. I think I’ll stick with the solution I now use, open Notepad++, drag all (26) HDD txt’s into it, then do a search using “Find in All Opened Documents” and it does the job. Not so elegant though, I was hoping for a solution with a search in one single txt with all HDDs directories combined. Best regards, pellelin

@PeterJones Hi Peter, No there is only ever the 2 forms of the lines. I usually applut a lex sort then remove duplicate lines. So I would end up with: G7ODA,IO93WS, G7ODA,IO93WS,PE, P01AZ,IO55WS, P01AZ,IO55WS,XY, I can sort again after as that takes split second. Thanks for the suggestion, I shall try that.

Hi, All, From the @pellelin’s post, here is an improvement of my previous post : I now added the complete path of each file , followed with a \ character and the file name ! Once any Search Results panel is displayed : Hit the Ctrl + A shortcut Hit the Ctrl + C shortcut Open a new tab ( Ctrl + N ) Paste the Search Results contents in this new tab ( Ctrl + V ) Run the option Edit > Line operations > Reverse line order ( IMPORTANT ) Now, open the Replace dialog ( Ctrl + H ) Uncheck all box options FIND (?-si)^\tLine\x20+(\d+)(?=(?s:.+?)^\x20\x20(\u:.*\\.+)(?=\x20\())|^\x20\x20\u.+\R REPLACE ?2\2\t\1\t Check the Wrap around option Select the Regular expression search mode Click on the Replace All button Now, re-run the Edit > Line operations > Reverse line order option ( IMPORTANT ) Finally, save this new tab for future study within N++ or Excel ! Now, @pellelin, if you don’t have already the Columns++ plugin installed in your configuration, I kindly advice you to install it ! After installation of this plugin, close and re-open Notepad++ First, run the Plugins > Columns++ > Elastic tabstops option Then run the Plugins > Columns++ > Convert tabs to spaces option Now, in order to right-aligned the line numbers, do the following regex replacement : FIND (\d+)(\x20*)(?=\x20:\x20) REPLACE \2\1 With the same parameters, in the Replace dialog, than above ! For example, I did a search of the word the, whatever its case, in Normal mode, on any .txt file of an USB key Search "the" (77312 hits in 507 files of 590 searched) [Normal] I got an INPUT file of 51,5544 lines for about 10,2 Mb And, after the above process : Reverse line order Regex Replacement Reverse line order Which took 82s, I got an OUTPUT file of 51,047 lines, for about 12,2 Mb, with Complete file path, Line number and Text, all aligned [image: 1780319031552-b25954ec-283c-4b15-9603-bf0d370d3c2d-image.jpeg] Best Regards, guy038 P.S. : In this version, I didn’t report the number of hits. If this information matters too, just ask me about it !

@Abdellah-Hss Hello thanks for this input, I thought I had to provide all system versions in order to be accepted to admin plugin list. Today I’ve added ARM64 version and will fork the admin list to update it asap. Thanks for the feedback I actually didn’t know the way to publish it via official channel. Hopefully once I get through with this process it will make the list and be easier accesible. Edit I’ve just added the plugin to official list on x86, x64 and ARM64. Till the next update you can only install it via dll or bat installer I provided on github.

@PeterJones Okay, I got it working, but I need to revise the configuration section of NppDebugger. Debugging PythonScript is fundamentally different from debugging “regular” Python programs. Currently, however, NppDebugger selects the debugger based on the language, which no longer works in this case. So I guess I need to introduce a “profile-like” approach, i.e., a language can have multiple debug adapters. If multiple adapters are defined, we could display a small dialog to select the desired adapter. Additionally, the debuggee process is currently terminated when the session ends, which is usually not a problem, but when debugging PythonScript, Npp itself is the debuggee process, and terminating it could leave plugins in an unexpected state, such as in my case, where NppLspClient can no longer perform its cleanup. So I need an additional option to configure the debuggee process so that it is not terminated after the debugging session ends. I hope another version will be available by the end of this week. [image: 1780303579725-nppdebugger_in_action.gif]