Thanks for all the hard work. It seems to be working, just a few minor glitches. But they are probably on my end. Will let you know more as to what I find later on.
Again, Thanks A Lot
Bill

Alan:
Thanks so much for the response.
I am using UDL, these languages have the extensions configured etc.
However, I took the parser and put it in like it used to be, changed the id etc…
for instance:

<parser displayName="p" id ="pcode.xml" commentExpr="(?m-s:;.*$)" > <function mainExpr="^DEFINE\s+\K\w+" /> </parser>

I changed the overridemap.xml to contain the following, still no love.

<association id= "pcode.xml" userDefinedLangName="PCODE" />

Language definition:
pcodelang.png
Any tips…???
Pat

@guy038 This is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for that complex RegEx.
No issues.

@Alan-Kilborn said in MISC Clickable Links is GONE! How can I turn off links now?:

Whenever a setting “disappears” from Notepad++'s preferences, try looking around the user-interface.

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Also, I and the rest of the npp-user-manual.org maintainers do our best to keep the manual up-to-date with the most recent Notepad++ version. The preferences doc gives a thorough description of each “page” of the Settings > Preferences dialog, and even tries to indicate when a given menu entry has been moved. If you search for “click” or “clickable”, you will quickly see where that option currently resides.

The picture:

ae4913f3-ed91-46bf-b734-b072b3be6c41-image.png

how can i change the red color in this picture?

You change most colors in Notepad++ in the Style Configurator, found on the Settings menu, so specifically for your case:

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Select a “foreground color” to your liking.

Hi, @antonio-rosciano and All,

However, note that the latest version of N++, as of February 26, 2021, is version 7.9.3 ! !

BR

guy038

thank you all !

@Jaacov-Molcho

but not for all Hebrew characters

but the same characters are fine directly in Npp?
If so, it could be a problem with the font or with the rendering of the font.
Are you already using the same font? (Change Console Font from NppExec menu!?)
If it is a rendering problem, then I doubt it can be solved easily.

@Alexandru-Tanasa

I think forget the browser part of the question as that is off-topic for a Notepad++ forum.

Did you get the tab character appearing for sure in Notepad++ after your replace operation?

Best way to tell for sure might be turning on visible whitespace by:
View menu > Show Symbol > Show White Space and TAB

and then tab characters will appear like this (orange arrows):

b6ff66c4-2a0c-417e-a61a-51a0aa8de558-image.png

But again, this may just be helping you in Notepad++.
You will have to go elsewhere to find the answer to your browser question.

@mathlete2 said in customize delimiter highlighting:

Batch

@PeterJones

The batch lexer is improved in Scintilla 4.4.6 which looks like it may be updated with the next Notepad++ release.

Cheers.

@Doug-Ewell said in Dual monitor with different resolutions didn't scale well with latest 7.9.3:

I’d like to see this as a user setting,

I did some looking into the change in this in N++ code between 7.9.2 and 7.9.3. It’s something called a “manifest” file change. It’s a build time thing, not a runtime thing, so (with my limited knowledge) I don’t think it could be a “user setting”.

@Terry-R said in Search in *.txt Files for a string that's not in and add it:

(?s-i).?Keyword=notIndexedvalue.\K|(.*\K)

Hello Terry,
thank you so much… Works very fine for me…

Hello, @alexandru-tanasa and All,

Which kind of text or literal text needs to be bold ?

Which file type are you using ( For instance, a Markdown file with extension md )

How you presently obtain the change of ‘some_text’ into ‘some_text’ ?

Note : You can use the </> option to write raw text, in your next post !

Best Regards,

guy038

Re: First thanks to @PeterJones, @Alan-Kilborn, @guy038. And sorry again for showing my lack of coding. I am an Electrical Engineer almost 14 years in that filed. Last few years into computer programming learning and studying on my own and one day found notepad++ after that I must say I am addicted to that. Whenever I have problems I refer forums(including notepad++) and study materials. I usually spent a lot of days for finding solution. After everything fails then only I will put my query here. From now onwards I will spend more efforts to studying and understand. @guy038 Dear sir, You are not only providing a solution, Its Love.
Again all, Sorry for Taken your valuable times and assure you I won’t come again without 100% tried my self after studying the required materials.
Best Regards,
Ohm-Dios

Hello,@Felix-Gladitz
Please try this command, To Replacing a value with many different values

Take a look at Sed. You can easily achieve your goal with only one command line

sed -e “s/Text_1/TextA/” -e “s/Text1/TextB/” <your_file.txt>your_file_new.txt

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

@guy038 said in Changing Data inside XML element:

See, also, an interesting helping post, of @ArkadiuszMichalski, regarding how to test new N++ builds !
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/9493#issuecomment-781344297

Seems to be official now:

https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/wiki/Testing

Good job @ArkadiuszMichalski !

Cheers.

Looks like changing name in file item changes also it path. This not happend when we rename folder item. For me it looks like a bug, both the name for folder/file item in list is just a label (which can be changed) but the real source should be indicated by path.

@Pericles-Christofilopoulos ,

I would like to know how to make Notepad++ the default program for Windows 10

I hope you don’t mean “make Notepad++ the default program for all file types in Windows 10” – I would hate to have .bat automatically edit instead of running, or .xlsx files open up as gibberish in Notepad++ instead of opening in my spreadsheet program, or …

If you mean “make Notepad++ the default program for a given file type in Windows 10”, that seems a much more reasonable request. There are multiple ways to try, depending on how you like doing things, and whether Windows 10 is feeling in a cooperative mood.

In Windows Explorer, right click, and **Open With…*, setting it as the default for that extension. This will often work, except when it doesn’t. (Sometimes, conflicting background Windows settings will mean it won’t find Notepad++ , even if you navigate right to notepad++.exe; and sometimes, Windows refuses to save that) Open Notepad++ as Administrator, then Settings > Preferences > File Association, and use the -> button to register Notepad++ with the selected file extension(s) Use the registry There are some who like to trick Windows into running Notepad++ anytime that windows would try to run notepad.exe – enough that there’s a section in the usermanual about it … but using the registry to trick Windows into thinking it’s launching a different program seems a foolish thing to do (and seems to me a feature that could be abused by hackers), when you can use the registry to teach Windows to do the right thing

Personally, plaintext files are the only file type I associate with Notepad++; everything else, I use the Windows RightClick > Edit with Notepad++ entry that you can get when you install Notepad++ (or can manually install).

Here are some other posts on similar queries I have participated in; these other topics might help you with problems you run into while fighting the quagmire that is Windows 10 File Association:

https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/62576 https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/62091 https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/61540 https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/56688 https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/54317 https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/52315 https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/50774

That’s about a year’s worth. Probably far enough back in my search.

@Nikola ,

if the border was only white not gray

Settings > Style Configurator > Language: Global Styles > Style: Fold Margin, change the Background Colour to white (or whatever non-gray color you prefer)

I wanted to try the trick with Pyton Script plugin but I would need step by step instructions

Plugins > Plugins Admin: in the Available tab, enable ☑ Python Script and Install. Notepad++ should restart after installing the plugin Plugins > Python Script > Scripts: in the resulting sub-menu, Ctrl+Click on the Startup (user)
(if you normal-click, it will run the script; ctrl+click will edit the script – you want to edit it) It will open a file in Notepad++. At the end of that file, add the lineseditor1.setMarginLeft(30) editor2.setMarginLeft(30) and save that file. Plugins > Python Script > Configuration…. Change the Initialisation: drop-down to ATSTARTUP, and click OK Exit and restart Notepad++.

This should set wider margins. If it’s too wide or too narrow, use a smaller or larger number than 30 (bigger number means wider)

If it doesn’t work for you, show us your ? > Debug Info, and give us screenshots showing your edited startup.py open in Notepad++, and maybe with the Plugins > Python Script > Show Console showing, so we can see if there are any unexpected error messages

Hi @Janaranjan-Sahoo

Probably you have already done this, but anyway here it goes: For a basic and visual explanation of the Multi-Editing feature, first off read Notepad++ User Manual.

Then, for more advanced examples involving the BetterMultiSelection plugin, please take a look at these problem-solving animations and follow the instructions to better grasp how the plugin works and enhances the standard Multi-Editing feature:

https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/53667
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/54925
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/51906
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/53168 (explanation)
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/51915
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/51786

Take care and have fun!