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@kracovwolf - just provide a name and keep the py extension
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then a new document opens and there you put your runMenuCommands in
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im sorry… trying hard to follow your directions but i’m lost. when you say multiple lines, do you mean empty lines to add to the new document, or copies of the code you provided? i’m also confused about “run menu” Again i apologize
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@kracovwolf - pythonscript plugin is installed ,correct?
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yes i created the script too
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You can test if the command has been successfully sent if you
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i created the macro codes now what? use the run command but what program?
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nothing happened, nothing in console except the Ready message
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they all change spelling errors and remove junk in subtitle files. i double checked the macro names, cases are fine, spaces too.
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run one command in the console and see what it returns.
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it says false.
notepad.runMenuCommand(‘Run’, ‘Subtitle All’)
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woo hoo it works. thanks.
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Great - now I can go to bed, already 1:30 here. Good night
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Wow. Wow. At least it ended with success. :-)
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do you know if the macros are stored in notepads settings? i might need to copy everything to another computer
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Hi @kracovwolf
Yes, macros are stored in
shortcuts.xml, which in my configuration is located hereC:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\shortcuts.xml.Have fun!
