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    • CoisesC

      Search++: A work in progress

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      Hi, @coises, First of all, sorry for the typo. I did mean : As an example, I chose to show all lines containing the the property string, with this exact case, in the ICU.txt file ! You’re perfectly right about the bug. It occurs only when the Always hide all lines and remove Show style from text before Show command option, in the Settings dialog is unchecked After checking this option in the Setting dialog, I could easily verify, with the ICU.txt file, that the 13 green markers were there, along with the 13 lines containing the the property string I also noted that, right after you just show these 13 lines, clicking in the margin right below the line 1183 just displays the remaining lines of the ICU.txt file ! I think that behavior is normal because if you then click on the marker of the 1183 line, it then also displays all lines between lines 1164 and 1183. Moreover, if after showing these 13 lines, in the ICU.txt file, you switch to an other tab, then switch back to the ICU.txt file, this time, it also displays a triangular green marker in the last line 2132 of the file ! Finally, as you said, I could verify that the markers : Were not restored at all after a click on the Reset button which follows a click on the Expand button Were not completly restored after a click on the Reset button which follows a click on the Expand before or Expand after button Were correctly preserved if you immediately click on the Reset button However, the Show only lines with shown text in the Tools dialog seem to work properly, even after switching tabs : lines to show and markers seem preserved ! Best Regards, guy038
    • Michael MankiewiczM

      Vertical tabs with horizontal text?

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      PeterJonesP
      It looks like @LucaSorvillo took me up on the recommendation: Created new Issue #18496 , so there’s an “open issue” to PR against Created PR#18497 to implement it as a sub-option of the Tab Bar > Behavior > Vertical option
    • Dean-CorsoD

      How to normalize fancy Unicode text back to regular text?

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      PeterJonesP
      The answer, as far as Notepad++ is concerned, is “use the PythonScript solutions already presented, or similar, and/or the plugins mentioned.” People can use keywords found here to do their own web searches, if they want more background information. So I’m not sure there’s more that needs to be said, here. Looking at the history of this topic on the moderator/admin side of things, this topic (and similar ones, some of which have already been locked) is a “honeypot” for users trying to do links to their “fancy text generator” websites, and we don’t want this forum to be just a link farm to external sites. As such, and because the original conversation had completed 3 years ago, I am locking this topic. Please note: my removal of links above was not to claim that everyone who put in such a link was “spamming” the forum; many of those links helped the original discussion prove a point, and were useful at the time. But what has happened is that bots/spammers keep seeing links to such sites, and trying to spam us with more links. We don’t want to become a link farm, so I have redacted the links, and users who are still curious can perform their own web searches to look for “fancy text generators” to generate the text or “unicode normalization” or “normalize unicode” to undo the fancy text, or use the new Unicode Normalize plugin, discussed here.
    • Michael FuerstM

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      PeterJonesP
      Please note: my removal of links above was not to claim that everyone who put in such a link was “spamming” the forum (though some may have been intended as spam); many of those links helped the original discussion prove a point, and were useful at the time. But what has happened is that bots/spammers keep seeing links to such sites, and trying to spam us with more links. We don’t want to become a link farm, so I have redacted the links, and users who are still curious can perform their own web searches to look for “fancy text generators” to generate the text or “unicode normalization” or “normalize unicode” to undo the fancy text, or use the new Unicode Normalize plugin, discussed here.
    • Troglo37T

      Is There A Way To Retrieve My Settings

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      PeterJonesP
      @Troglo37 , It’s much too late now, but for “open all tabs”, Notepad++ has the session.xml.inCaseOfCorruption.bak, which should be one version of your session file out of date (for example, my session file is dated yesterday at 7:13pm, and my corruption-backup is from 2:37pm that same day). So, in the future, if you open Notepad++, and it doesn’t have all your old session files open, before doing anything (before closing Notepad++ or trying to save or load anything), make a copy of session.xml.inCaseOfCorruption.bak to tryme.session.xml so it won’t be overwritten, exit Notepad++, rename session.xml to bad-session.xml, copy tryme.session.xml to session.xml, and start Notepad++: that should take your in-case-of-corruption session as your active session … so if the previous time you exited and started was good, you should be back to that session. That won’t fix your corrupted stylers (colors). Unless you had a recent change in one off your Style Configurator settings, I am surprised Notepad++ was trying to write to your stylers.xml, because it only tries to write it if there was a change. But maybe the reboot process confused some bit in memory making Notepad++ think it needed to.
    • S

      dark theme preference on main website doesn't work as expected.

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      Lycan ThropeL
      @shocked-gamer , @peterjones is right. I only use Firefox myselff, and it’s in dark mode right now…however, you have to be signed in. For instance, I always sign out. When I do, the light theme comes back on, until I again, sign in. I believe it’s linked into your account, and it apparently works, or it wouldn’t go dark after I’ve signed in.
    • donhoD

      Notepad++ release 8.9.8.1

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      CoisesC
      @Xuân-Thơ-HOÀNG said: @Coises Notepad++ v8.9.8.1 appears to misdetect a valid UTF-8 file without BOM as OEM 855. The file contains valid UTF-8 multibyte characters and can be decoded successfully as UTF-8. When “Autodetect character encoding” is disabled, closing and reopening Notepad++ correctly identifies the file as UTF-8. Re-enabling autodetection causes the same file to be detected as OEM 855 again. For example, string UTF8 Ok but incorrect auto-detection: 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 🧠 Just my personal opinion, not any sort of “official Notepad++ position”: Autodetect character encoding is an accident waiting to happen. There is no way to consistently and accurately detect character encoding on Windows, because Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, did not choose to store the character encoding of a file in any sort of metadata. If you really have many files with different legacy character encodings, you will have to intervene manually to get correct results. There is no way around it. Autodetect character encoding might or might not reduce the number of cases where you must manually select the correct encoding, but sometimes it will be wrong. You can use the Encoding | Character sets menu to select the correct encoding before you modify the document in any way. More common is to have just two potentially ambiguous cases: so-called “ANSI,” meaning the system default code page, and UTF-8 with no byte order mark. Outside of contrived examples and files that were supposed to be UTF-8 but contain invalid byte sequences, it is easy to tell those two apart with a very high rate of accuracy. (However, Notepad++ has a bug that can cause UTF-8 files to be mis-detected as ANSI.) That works better if you do not check Autodetect character encoding.
    • Michel ChasseyM

      Can't decide if I hate Notepad more than it makes me mad

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    • Vasile CarausV

      How come I have two types of fonts in my sentences?

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      PeterJonesP
      Please note: my removal of links above was not to claim that everyone who put in such a link was “spamming” the forum; many of those links helped the original discussion prove a point, and were useful at the time. But what has happened is that bots/spammers keep seeing links to such sites, and trying to spam us with more links. We don’t want to become a link farm, so I have redacted the links, and users who are still curious can perform their own web searches to look for “fancy text generators” to generate the text or “unicode normalization” or “normalize unicode” to undo the fancy text, or use the new Unicode Normalize plugin, discussed here.
    • Patrick DanileviciP

      Save as .md default

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      PeterJonesP
      Years later, I finally had the time to figure out how to implement “UDL as Default Language” for PR#18499 to close my Issue #11097 and related Issues. It was just just merged, so will be in the upcoming v8.9.9 RC
    • donhoD

      v8.9.9 Release Candidate will be available in one week

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    • RWieber79R

      NotePad++ crashes using compare plus immediately after clicking compare

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      Echoing what @Lycan-Thrope said — it is worth trying the GDI workaround before settling on the old Compare plugin, because that older plugin is no longer maintained and can develop incompatibilities with newer Notepad++ releases. To try the fix suggested earlier in this thread: go to Settings > Preferences > MISC., find the rendering-mode drop-down (DirectWrite is the default), switch it to GDI, then fully restart Notepad++ and run the same comparison again. The crash appears tied to how ComparePlus draws its difference highlighting under DirectWrite, so GDI sidesteps it. Two extra things worth checking if it still crashes: Test with all other plugins removed, in case something else interacts with it (XML Tools was installed alongside ComparePlus in the original report here). Check whether file size or shape matters — try a small pair of files first, then the large XML files, to see whether size plays a role. If you get a chance, please report back whether the GDI switch helped. The plugin author said a reworked ComparePlus is on the way that should fix the DirectWrite problem, so a data point either way helps everyone following this thread.