@Hiroki-H1974 said in The Column count of Zenkaku chr. is 1?:

So, the position is not the same even if Col: count is same because the line contains some Zenkaku chrs.

I don’t know Japanese; please forgive me if I’ve missed the point in some way.

The column (“col:”) in the status bar is just a count of characters from the beginning of the line, starting at one. (That’s not even always what you might expect; combining characters that form a single visible character are still counted separately.)

Aside from a few things like cursor positioning, line wrapping and selection with the mouse, Notepad++ (like the Scintilla control it uses for editing) doesn’t concern itself with the physical space occupied by characters. In English, we can use a proportional font, and a line of twelve characters will show the next “column” as 13, whether they are IIIIIIIIIIII or WWWWWWWWWWWW.

So (though I haven’t attempted to test it), regardless of font, I would expect that there would be no recognition of the difference between half-width and full-width characters.

@PeterJones Thanks for the quick update to the manual! Maintaining technical documentation across versions is a major undertaking when there’s an integrated development team within major corporations; I can’t imagine how herculean that job must be when you’re not side-by-side with a lone developer, so thank you for the excellent work on it. I really do appreciate your speedy response and update.

I tried to post the second part of my list yesterday, but I was delayed by the “time between posts” counter, and unfortunately had to leave before it reset.

However, you might want to double check your list against the FAQ, to let us know if the FAQ is missing any.

I’ll go ahead and do that. Thanks again!

Hello, @coises and All,

Here is the second version of my list of all the Unicode properties, recognized by the ICU regex engine of the Search++ plugin !

I added 5 Unicode properties and some sections ( unsupported features, deprecated properties,… ) and I corrected a lot of mistakes !

In addition, although the ICU syntax is very flexible, I tried to adopt the same scheme throughout all sections of this file !

You can download this text file, named ICU.txt, from my Drive Account, at this location :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PAY5C2JO0q4-j8kfGKYs3VKarKn_xVa5/view?usp=sharing

Of course, I also deleted the previous version !

Now, one question regarding ICU

So far, you have chosen to disable replacements when using the ICU regular expression engine. What is that, exactly :

Are you worried about a possible malfunction of that feature ?

Are there any technical obstacles to implementing such a feature ?

Do you need more time to learn about and/or implement this feature ?

Or did you simply decide that it would never be used ?

Personally, I don’t see why this should be any more complicated than when using the Boost search engine when you click on the Regex button of your plugin !

Best Regards,

guy038

@Ronald-Besdansky Hi Terry Deleting that plugin fixed the issue. Thanks.