Bookmark multi words from multi lines in a text

Alan Kilborn

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guy038

Hello @alan-kilborn,

So, magically, the second version of your script seems to work better, this morning ;-))

However, there’s still this minor bug, as I said in my previous post :

If the focus is on the file being analyzed, the script correctly bookmarks all the lines where the zones belong but, strangely, it red-marks, only, the first two matches as with your 1st script !?

Surely a matter of minutes to get it right !

Note that I can live with this : we just have to remember to focus on the view contening the list of words/regexes, before running your Python script !

BR

guy038

Alan Kilborn

@guy038

So somewhere between writing the first version of the script, and the changing of it to create the second script, I decided that it made sense to require that the “data” file you want the markings to be shown in should be the active file in the primary view, and the “list” file of tokens/regexes that should be used to do the markings should be the active file in the secondary view, when the script is run. It is an unwritten requirement (except that I just wrote it!).

The first version of the script, because it was simpler and only one “word” was expected per line in the “list” file, tried to determine which view contained which.

Aside from that, with the second version of the script, I’m not seeing the problems you mention. Can you give an exact example that replicates the behavior?

guy038

Hi, @alan-kilborn,

For instance, with :

Your text pasted, in new 1, in the main view
A list of four first names, pasted in new 2, in the secondary view
Cursor at the very beginning of new 1
Focus on new 1 ( the text )

After running the script, I got :

As you can see, all bookmarks are here, but some red marks are missing ! The script seems to only red-mark the first occurrence of each word of the list !

In contrast to :

Your text, pasted in new 1, in the main view
A list of four first names, pasted in new 2, in the secondary view
Cursor at the very beginning of new 2
Focus on new 2 ( the list )

After running the script, I got :

This time, everything went fine !

Cheers,

guy038

Alan Kilborn

@guy038

I think I remember something about possibly Notepad++ code itself interfering with scripts that are trying to use indicators?

Perhaps the code in the script that “selects” an indicator needs to be “tighter” to where the indicator is used?

Maybe try changing these lines of the script:

            editor1.setIndicatorCurrent(SCE_UNIVERSAL_FOUND_STYLE)
            for m in matches:
                editor1.indicatorFillRange(m[0], m[1] - m[0])

to this instead, and see if it runs differently?:

            for m in matches:
                editor1.setIndicatorCurrent(SCE_UNIVERSAL_FOUND_STYLE)
                editor1.indicatorFillRange(m[0], m[1] - m[0])

(really what this means is just moving the “setting” of the indicator inside the loop, so that it is definitely set each time before a range is “filled” with it)

Let me know how that goes.

guy038

@alan-kilborn,

BINGO ! It works like a charm, whatever the focus is ( The main or the secondary view ) ;-))

You’re right : placing the indicator’s definition inside the loop is the key point !

Many thanks, again, for your cooperation :)

Just to be sure : did you reproduce the issue, too, when focus is in the analyzed text view ?

BR

guy038

Alan Kilborn

@guy038 said in Bookmark multi words from multi lines in a text:

did you reproduce the issue, too, when focus is in the analyzed text view ?

Mostly it worked okay for me on simpler data sets.
But I noticed it as an issue when I was looking into a larger-dataset problem, e.g. THIS ONE, and that made me recall an issue where an indicator needs to be set right before a fill, even though the indicator was set earlier and still should remain set.

prahladmifour

Hello,@BAZ-BAZOOO
Please follow this information, To Bookmark multi words from multi lines in a text

Find What:
(.Query . message.\R.ApplicationGatewayID = 5009.\R.\R.\R)|^(?!.Query . message).\R?
Replace With:
$1

The regex is of the form:** (<YOUR_REGEX_MATCHING_LINES>)|^(?!.<STARTING_PART_OF_REGEX>).\R?.**

Description:

(.Query . message.\R.ApplicationGatewayID = 5009.\R.\R.*\R) - a line with Query and then message words on it, then the next line that has ApplicationGatewayID = 5009 on it and then 2 more lines, captured into Group 1 ($1 refers to this value)
| - or
^(?!.Query . message).*\R? - start of a line (^) that has no Query and then message on it, then the whole line and optional linebreak after it are matched and eventually removed.

I hope this information will be useful to you.
Thank you.

Alan Kilborn

The marker ID used for bookmarks changed in Notepad++ 8.4.6 (and later). It is now 20, instead of 24. So, all references to 24 in this thread and/or its script(s), should be changed to 20.