How to force page code OEM-863 initialized permanently as default ?

Jean-Pierre Rousset

Hello Claudia, Hello Guy038,

Thank you both for trying to help me.

To Guy,

Personally, I unchecked the “memorization of the current session”. I can open several files, but when I go out, I want to be sure that all my files are saved. This seems to me, of course, cleaner and simpler.
I understand very well that, in a session, the setting is preserved.

When I open a console, I run an “lp.bat” to be positioned in the correct directory. In this “.bat”, I just coded “chcp 863” so that the accents are displayed when I run a program. Unfortunately, when I debbug, “gdb” does not resituate the accented characters that I have in my program. But that does not matter, it’s in debbug ! …

Your French is impeccable.

To Claudia,

I already have a macro “lp” which switches the edition in OEM-863. I created it with the macro option.
I have another “accents” that converts all the accented characters when I edit an old file. For that one, it was a little more laborious.

A very personal note as an aside :
I practiced a lot of languages in my career as a computer system engineer, for the most recent (!!! … C => 1979), PHP that i like well to use, it is very near of the C langage, C++ (Eurocopter), Python (FreeCad) , Java (Android phone), a little Perl a long time ago but, I consider, only from my point of view, that they are ersatz of the old C language who has the lowest expension rate. We are permanently talking about object-oriented programming but we forget that we live in an object-oriented system since the Big Bang, that is to say for 13 milliard years and we never talk about object-oriented execution. This is not a language, only a turn of mind.
I write about this in my site “http://jeanpierre.rousset.free.fr/Informatique/Noyau_Graphique/index.html” to show an interesting recursive way to use the console in applications that can be interactive. But,… written in french !.., sorry !..

Best Regards
Jean-Pierre

guy038

Hello, @Jean-Pierre-Rousset,

Tu as dis :

Your French is impeccable.

Tu plaisantes, je suppose ? J’espère bien car je suis un pur Français, vivant à Grenoble, pas très loin de la Provence !!!

You said :

Your French is impeccable.

You’re joking, aren’t you ? Quite pleased to hear this, because French is my mother language and I’m living in Grenoble, not very far from Provence ;-))

Cheers

guy038

Jean-Pierre Rousset

Bonsoir Guy,

Le plus beau, c’est que je ne plaisantais pas. Je suis profondément désolé. Je n’avais pas regardé votre profil tant je croyais sincèrement que vous étiez anglais ou américain. J’avoue que j’avais tout de même un peu tilté sur le français.

Toutes mes plus plates excuses !.. Pas fâché j’espère ?
Next time I will be careful !..
I’m situated in Vitrolles en Provence.

Cordialement.
Jean-Pierre

Jean-Pierre Rousset

@Claudia-Frank said:

    <Macro name="SetOEM863" Ctrl="no" Alt="no" Shift="no" Key="0">
        <Action type="2" message="0" wParam="45056" lParam="0" sParam="" />
    </Macro>

Good evening Claudia,

I wrote: "I already have a macro “lp” which switches the edition in OEM-863. I created it with the macro option. ". This macro works in another context since it contains a backup of the file. Well NPP does not consider switching to OEM863 as a file’s modification. So, it is not good.

So it is rather your proposal that is much better because it only performs the switch to the encoding OEM-863.

Thank you very much so, … adopted! …

Cheers (I did not know this expression in this actual context ! …)
Jean Pierre

Claudia Frank

Jean-Pierre

Cheers (I did not know this expression in this actual context ! …)

me too until, I was working with an Irish man as he always shouted CHEERS,
regardless if it was in the morning when he arrived in the bureau or when a went home.
I loved it - especially with the accent he had - I always had to smile. So I adopted it.

CHEERS
Claudia

Btw. if you want to have this more automated we still can go one step further but
this would mean you have to install the python script plugin.

Jean-Pierre Rousset

Good evening Claudia,

@ Claudia-Frank said:

Btw. if you want to have this more This would mean you have to install the python script plugin.

I thank you for your proposal but I think I’ll leave it there without trying to give you extra work.
I read in the documentation, I don’t know nomore where, the Plugins Manager was removed by the developper (or the team to developper) and he was writing one without publicity. I will wait. Your macro is enough for me now.

I’m of course a little surprised by the technical choices to manage macros but I see this through my experience as a developer at the Eurocopter helicopters manufacturing in Marignane where I wrote in the 1975s under a SEL 85 computer (System Engeniering Laboratories acquired by Gould) a text editor that reproduced exactly the main features of IBM’s “XEDIT” editor running under VM/CMS to simplify the work of users.

In this editor, I had of course imited the macros written in “REXX” IBM proprietary language. The macro “profile xedit” was automatically executed before any editing to do what I would have liked it to be done with notepad++. Maybe I have my mind a bit distorted by my basic IBM training ! …

Anyway, I thank you very much again for your help. Perhaps for a next time ! …
Cordialy and best regards

Jean-Pierre

La Camargue the lavender

Scott Sumner

@Jean-Pierre-Rousset

Wow! @Claudia-Frank has done so many great things here and elsewhere in support of Notepad++…but I don’t think her good deeds have ever inspired artwork postings before! Nice!

guy038

Hi, @jean-pierre-rousset,

Oui, ces magnifiques images vous donnent vraiment l’impression de “sentir” la Provence et l’envie furieuse de s’y rendre !!

Yes, these beautiful pictures really give you the impression of “feeling” Provence and the urge to go there !!

Cheers,

guy038

Claudia Frank

Hello Jean-Pierre,

thank you for your kind words and those wonderful images, really appreciated.
Now I know that I’m ready for holidays, unfortunate - I have to stay another 2 month
at work. Dreaming …

:-)
Cheers
Claudia

Jean-Pierre Rousset

@guy038 said:

…

Yes, these beautiful pictures really give you the impression of “feeling” Provence and the urge to go there !!
…

Hi guy038,

J’aime bien communiquer comme cela. Cela me paraît plus sympa. D’habitude, ça fait trop sérieux et un peu plat.
Je ne suis pas provençal de souche mais ayant résidé à Marignane et à Vitrolles en Provence — car il y a un Vitrolles en Lubéron — depuis 1959, je me suis toujours considéré en vacances même quand je travaillais.
Mais il y a plus beau et plus attrayant que Vitrolles, vers les Alpes par exemple.

I well like to exchange like that. It seems to me more fun. Usually, it’s too serious and a little flat.
I’m not a provençal strain/origin (?) but having resided in Marignane and Vitrolles in Provence — because there is a Vitrolles in Lubéron — since 1959, I always considered i was in vacation even when I worked.
But there are places more beautiful and more attractive than Vitrolles, towards the Alps for example.

Cheers (puisque j’ai appris cette expression ici !..)

Jean-Pierre

Jean-Pierre Rousset

…
thank you for your kind words and those wonderful images, really appreciated.
Now I know that I’m ready for holidays, unfortunate - I have to stay another 2 month
at work. Dreaming …
…

Good evening Claudia,

Why not France as a destination! … Auvergne, Bretagne, Jura; Alsace, Aquitaine, the Alps …

Still a little patience so, 2 months, it’s not too long! …

Cheers
Jean Pierre