The problem is to explain what problem I have with Notepad.
Even the English don’t always understand each other.
How I am trying to explain in short sentences
some write that I am rude or arrogant.

Today I figured out how to use
Google translator.
Dzisiaj wpadłem na pomysł jak używać Google translatora,
aby tłumaczenie było jak najlepsze.

Większość tego, co piszę, jest tłumaczona przez tłumacza internetowego, a ponieważ muszę założyć, że Twoja odpowiedź również została przetłumaczona, ponieważ sam powiedziałeś, że nie znasz angielskiego, posunąłbym się nawet do stwierdzenia, że Twoja odpowiedź wspiera mój argument, ponieważ wszystko jest zrozumiałe, o wiele bardziej zrozumiałe niż poprzednie posty.

It is enough to write a little longer sentence and translate it into some language
and back to the original. Then you can see how the translators work.

I used to write with a Japanese woman.
Often times it was hilariously translated.

I don’t know any better than “Google translator”.

My fault. Excuse me.
I don’t know English and there may be a misunderstanding which doesn’t mean I’m rude.

The argument that you can’t write English is no longer valid today.
There are enough good online translators that you can use.
Of course you have to take the trouble and write reasonable sentences in your mother tongue to get reasonable translations.

Argument, że nie można pisać po angielsku, jest już dziś nieaktualny.
Istnieje wystarczająco dużo dobrych tłumaczy internetowych, z których można korzystać.
Oczywiście, aby otrzymać rozsądne tłumaczenie, trzeba zadać sobie trud i napisać rozsądne zdania w swoim ojczystym języku.

I’m really disappointed by your answer !

If you had mentioned that you use Aspell dictionaries, I wouldn’t have wasted my time, writing my answer and testing one hour, about, because I use the default Hunspell dictionaries !

Moreover, I just verified that the simple Google search Aspell form gives, among all the possibilities, Aspell file format and, then, the link, below :

http://aspell.net/man-html/Format-of-the-Personal-and-Replacement-Dictionaries.html

which redirects you to the article that @ekopalypse just gave you !

BR

guy038

maybe this clarifies what you need to do??

Sorry for my late answer ! Initially, I did not see a good explanation ! One day, I realized that, may be, your dictionary file was probably ANSI encoded ! I verified my assertion and, indeed, it’s the cause of your problem !

So, here is the road map :

• Go to the folder ...\plugins\config\Hunspell

• Back-up your lang.dic and lang.aff files ( One never knows ! )

• Start Notepad++

• Disable, temporarily, the DSpellCheck plugin

• Open the two files lang.dic and lang.aff, from within N++

• Change the first line of lang.aff with the command SET UTF-8

• Verify, in the status bar, that its encoding is UTF-8 ( not UTF-8-BOM ! )

• Save the modifications

• Select the lang.dic tab ( Probably, this file is ANSI encoded )

• Run the command Encoding > Convert to UTF-8 ( not convert to UTF-8-BOM ! )

• After a little while, save the modifications of lang.dic

• Now, close the two files lang.dic and lang.aff files

• Enable, again, the DSpellCheck plugin

=> This time, if special words contain Unicode characters, with code-point over \x{00FF}, you should be able to add to the dictionary , in the lang.usr file

Anyway, the method is self-explained in the dialog, below, and I suppose that you’ve found out the solution, by now !

Best Regards

guy038

• Change the contents of the CustomizeToolbar.btn as below :

Edit,Select All,,,custom-icon-1.bmp
Edit,Convert Case to,Proper Case,,custom-icon-2.bmp

• Save the modifications of CustomizeToolbar.btn

• Stop and restart N++

• As you can see, the first default hammer icon is colorized and works ( Select All )

• However the second hammer icon remains grayed and does not seem to work :-((

After some tests, I realized that this second hammer becomes active ONLY IF you select a tab with a normal selection in its contents. In this case, hitting the second hammer icon does apply the Proper Case feature to the selection !

Indeed, if you select Edit > Convert Case to, you can see that the sub-menu is all grayed, if no selection has been done, previously !

So, refer to the plugin’s author for possible fixes. May be this wrong behavior depends on of Notepad++, itself !

BTW, in the meanwhile, simply do your selection and use the default Alt + U shortcut ! Easier, isn’t it ?.

Since decades, I don’t click, anymore, on the Toolbar buttons for Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V, Ctrl + A, Ctrl + Z, Ctrl + Y and so on…, preferring the shortcuts !!!

Best Regards,

guy038

Available buttons: Proper Case „Alt+U”… none

I just installed the last Unicode 4.2.0.0 - x32 version of the Customize Toolbar plugin in N++ v7.8.8 from here :

https://sourceforge.net/projects/npp-customize/files/Customize Toolbar v4.2/

And, in the Customize Toolbar menu, I see two lines :

• Help - Overview :

• Help - Custom buttons :

Sorry, I do not have time, presently, to investigate further on, in this matter. However, if this help is not enough for you, you could ask the plugin’s author, by e-mail, for additional information !

Best Regards,

guy038

How to add icon to this bar …
if she’s not here.

Could you do a test, selecting the choice Standard icons ?

Then stop and restart Notepad++ => You should see all the plugin’s icons on the right of the toolbar !

BR

guy038

As you installed the Customize Toolbar plugin, I suppose that some icons are absent, by default. You’ll have to add some of them to your current toolbar !

Now, in Settings > Preferences...> General > Toolbar, under the box **Hide**, there 3 possibilities :

• Small icons

• Big icons

• Standard icons

Did you really select the Standard icons ?

BR

guy038

Next the same icons