ConfigUpdater Plugin v2.2.1

ConfigUpdater Plugin has released v2.2.1, available thru GitHub release page, with bugfix improvements, mostly to Validation Dialog:

Error handling for null handle ⇒ to prevent potential crashes Disable logfile Monitoring Mode ⇒ it triggers callbacks for many file-changed events, which can bog down setups that use plugins/scripts that add many callbacks Fix progress bar on ConfigUpdater dialog ⇒ makes more-visible progress as each file is processed ValidationDialog: say Line#123 instead of #123 in the Validation dialog error list ⇒ Makes it more clear to the user that the number is the line number, not just some internal tracking number ValidationDialog: Rename Done -> Close ValidationDialog: Rename Go to Model -> Open/Align Model in Other View ValidationDialog: Disabled Validate button when no file selected ValidationDialog: Add ephemeral “Please select a file to validate” choice as initially-selected “file” for validation, which will go away once you’ve made a choice ValidationDialog: Open/Align Model now allows opening the model even when there are no validation errors (or when you haven’t even validated yet) it was previously not allowed because the vector it was looking at to find which line number in model-file was 0-length if there were no errors (or no validation done yet); I was able to update the logic to choose line 0 if there was no selection or no validation errors Update langs.xsd to check for duplicate <Keyword name="xyz"> entries NOTE: if you want this feature, you have to delete the old ...\plugins\config\ConfigUpdater\langs.xsd before launching the ConfigUpdater or ValidateConfigFiles dialogs (only need to delete the file once; after it is regenerated, the new error checking will be available in the future) Only allow one Validator dialog ⇒ It could cause problems if more than one dialog were trying to validate at the same time, and there is no compelling reason for allowing multiple instances of that dialog

@mh-tp said in Support for Plugins Admin & NppPluginList:

Answer: I just downloaded the 8.7.8 installer of Notepad++ and the NppPluginList got updated too.

Or download the most-recent portable copy, where you can get the DLL without having to upgrade the rest, if you don’t want to.

Confusing was the “no update available…”

See our “most recent version” FAQ and the User Manual page on Upgrading Notepad++

The text and the … is very small, but contains important information about the update releases, so you’ll end up ccleaner or plugins tell you npp isn’t up to date, while it self tells you it is…

I don’t see how the size of the text has anything to do with what cleaner tells you (but after years of CCleaner getting worse and worse, I gave up ever listening to what it told me, and uninstalled it ages ago)

OK, the GitHub link @andrecool-68 provided already pointed to a description of how I did it.
Did not remember that.
What can I say: “Now also available for Notepad++ 64 bit!” :-D

@andrecool-68 I agree, same toolbar button functionality as the build-in Function List toolbar button i.e. indicating active/inactive by changing the button background color.

@guy038 tank you so much, your last string (?-s)^((?!.+@).+\R?)+ work very well for my purpose! Regards.

If you’ve used a script in this thread, you might want to double check your copy of it for a bug I’ve discovered.
Look to previous postings in this topic thread where the script has been changed – find the text moderator edit (2024-Jan-14).
There’s a link there that describes the bug in more detail, and shows what needs to be changed in an old copy (or you can simply grab a copy of the current version).

@Gilberto-SC

you can use procmon in order to find out which dll gets loaded, from where and when.
Run procmon, define a filter for npp and then start npp.
It needs a bit of training but if you are really interested in finding out what does what
check out the sysinternals tools as well as everything Mark Russinovich has posted/blogged.

Once you are at the level to understand how process, threads, libraries, drivers … work together
download hxd and start investigating memory.

Other useful tools can be found at nirsoft.

Cheers
Claudia

@paul-wormer The replacement string is constant so it’s a one-time entry into the expression the guys have devised for me.

@guy038 said in Russian Translation:

Personally, I think that the exact meaning of this option, in English should be :
Dot (.) matches ‘End of Line’ chars, too

The problem is, there is limited room on screen to display the text.

I checked another regex program (RegexBuddy) and it uses Dot matches line breaks for this, which is longer than N++'s English text and shorter than Guy’s suggestion.

#4, Ability to exclude numbers from Auto-Completion.
And ability to exclude specific strings from Auto-Completion per file or default for anything opened !

As a result, several plugins, but there is much to strive for.
https://yadi.sk/d/VYtvMq8ECMou9g

@guy038 Oui, merci beaucoup!

Try Geany
https://www.geany.org/

@PeterJones said:

It does stay off, unless you have multiple instances open simultaneously. In which case, as has always been the case, settings changes do not propagate from one instance to a different, already-open instance, and only one instance has authority to write its configuration to disk. This is nothing new.

User manual REFERENCE for this for @rebber2.

@c-siebester

The only pitfall I see at the moment might be that your UDL name is not ml but something else.
When you run the script, do you see any errors in the console?
I assume you copied the whole script and not just the part you mentioned here, right?
If you click on the script from the Python script menu while holding down the CTRL key, will the expected script open in Npp?

well, thank you very much, you found the problem!

which was in deleting the whole

...\FileExts\.txt\

I was able to maintain my machine code too,
here is the new version (final I hope) with my associations,
anyone can adjust it to his needs of course of replace HKLM to HKCU if he wants:

https://textuploader.com/1awwn/raw