how to change research list
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CTRL+F to open “Searching”
inside i can click on flash to see 10 last searches.
How can i change this to have history for 99 last searches ? -
Hello, Eric,
You should have a look to the Config.xml file of your N++ configuration :
Depending on your initial N++ installation ( With the installer OR from a ZIP or 7Z archive ), it may be located :
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In the
samefolder asNotepad++ .exe, in case oflocalinstallation -
In case of classic installation, with the
installer, you probably find it :-
In
%AppData%\Roaming\Notepad++, for a W7, W8 or W10 configuration -
In
%AppData%\Notepad++, for a XP or Vista configuration
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Then :
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Close any instance of Notepad++
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Open your Config.xml file, with an OTHER editor than N++
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Near the end of this file, you’ll notice the <FindHistory> section
As for me, presently, it contains the following lines :
<!-- The History of opened files list --> <FindHistory nbMaxFindHistoryPath="10" nbMaxFindHistoryFilter="10" nbMaxFindHistoryFind="10" nbMaxFindHistoryReplace="10" matchWord="no" matchCase="yes" wrap="no" directionDown="yes" fifRecuisive="yes" fifInHiddenFolder="no" dlgAlwaysVisible="no" fifFilterFollowsDoc="no" fifFolderFollowsDoc="no" searchMode="2" transparencyMode="1" transparency="128" dotMatchesNewline="yes"> <Path name="C:\_692" /> <Filter name="*.txt" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){15}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){15}\h*\K[^,]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){13}\h*\K[^,]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){13}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){0}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){3}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){12}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){6}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){4}\h*\K[^,\r\n]+" /> <Find name="(?-s)^(.*?,){4}\h*\K[^\h,\r\n]+" /> <Replace name="(?1:#\r\n)" /> <Replace name="(?1:#)" /> <Replace name="1234" /> <Replace name=" \1 |" /> <Replace name=" \d |" /> <Replace name=" \1" /> <Replace name=" \1" /> <Replace name=" " /> <Replace name=" " /> <Replace name="\t\t\t" /> </FindHistory>- Finally, change the number 10 in the first line, after the comment, for the nbMaxFindHistoryFind value :-))
I’ve never tested, with other number than 10, myself, but this should work, anyway !
Best Regards,
guy038
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