I don’t think this is native feature of N++. But, I do agree, with you, that this feature could be very interesting !

As a work-around, you could :

• 1) Gather the contents of all your opened documents, in a new tab

• 2) Run your macro, on this big file, ONLY

• 3) Replace the original contents of each file, by each modified part : I know, quite tedious :-((

The good news is that Claudia or Scott could build a Python script, or Dail with a Lua script, which would do all these steps, in one go :-)) At least, the steps 1 and 3, anyway !

• We just need, in phase 1, to separate, in that big file, the contents of each individual file by inserting any header, with the name of the file( as, for instance, ======== sample.txt ========= ), followed by its contents

• In phase 3, the script would replace all the contents of each individual file by the appropriate part ( known from the header ! ) of the complete file

Best Regards,

guy038