@Thorin-Schmidt Yet another option is the builtin macro system. <Macro name="PythonTripleDoubleQuote" Ctrl="yes" Alt="no" Shift="yes" Key="222"> <Action type="1" message="2170" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot;" /> </Macro> <Macro name="PythonTripleSingleQuote" Ctrl="yes" Alt="no" Shift="no" Key="222"> <Action type="1" message="2170" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="''''''" /> </Macro> You can record your own macro’s or insert these macro’s into shortcuts.xml that I tested in v8.9.4. Press Ctrl+" to insert '''''' Press Ctrl+Shift+" to insert """""" This requires awareness to use the combination keys instead of the manual typing of the triple quotes.

@AGoh2019 There are also two LSP plugins, here and here that offer semantic autocomplete, diagnostics, and more. My lspclient and the aforementioned dap plugin are still marked as alpha versions. While this is probably more accurate for the dap plugin, the lsp plugin is actually relatively stable. The only thing that’s personally holding me back from upgrading this to a beta or even a 1.0 release is my code… which is… in need of improvement. The only thing the dap plugin is really missing is the ability to handle structured variables like classes or structures. Currently, it only displays the variable itself, but not its fields. Otherwise, this plugin is more or less ready for use. If the language being used supports “repl” then it’s fully functional, though not yet very user-friendly.

@perdrix52 , It works for me: [image: 1781706853432-2df53d4e-a553-473e-8d32-147c22eb6d7c-image.jpeg] [image: 1781706887521-43e468c4-e3db-4f30-819a-76dfd8e22e8f-image.jpeg] Sounds like a font issue and/or rendering-mode issue to me. What are your settings on Settings > Preferences > Searching (especially Use Monospaced font in Find dialog) and Settings > Preferences > MISC > rendering mode dropdown? And what encoding is your file that contains Japanese text?

@Sylvester-Bullitt said: suddenly noticed I can no longer open a file by right clicking on the URL in an HTML href If you mean you are right clicking, and choosing Open File from the context menu, which is equivalent to Edit > On Selection > Open File, and you have highlighted a relative path to a file, like highlighting the ../../../../../js/jquery.js or shadduck_bh.htm, then yes, that is a known regression. It will be fixed in the next release version (*). (If you selected an entire path, like c:\path\to\shadduck_bh.htm, then the Open File action would work right. It’s just relative paths, either from the same directory, or a subdirectory, or a relative path to another directory, that don’t work in this version. *: update: I wanted to clarify: the fix has already been merged into the codebase; my original phrasing of “will be fixed” could have been read that the fixing was still in progress, when it’s actually ready, and just waiting for the next release at this point.