@Andreas-R.

is there a way to denote a keyword (for folding) that it should be considered only if it is the first word in a li

afaik, no.
What comes into my mind would be two ugly hacks.

Assuming Visual FoxPro is case insensitive make it case sensitive and use
different cases. Define the FOR loop keyword with an always to use variable
like “FOR n” as the open folding part.

Ugly, said it.

Cheers
Claudia

If https://github.com/gup4win/wingup/blob/master/vcproj/GUP.vcxproj is used, probably the updater is compatible with win xp. Would need a change of the toolset from v120 -> v120_xp.

There is a bug with v7.3.1 that requires you type the file extension.

@William-DeFoore

I believe you are going to have to define what you mean by “insert link”; otherwise I think that command is called “paste”. :-)

Seriously, though, perhaps you don’t have this setting checked?
Settings (menu) -> Preferences -> MISC. -> Clickable Link Settings -> Enable

If you turn that “on”, when you create something that has the syntax of a hyperlink in your text, it should actually LOOK and ACT like a link.

Cool. It does flash. Thanks for the help!

@Corentin-Ambroise

looks like udl does have a problem with the é.

Cheers
Claudia

@Ed-Lipson ,
I’ll need more info to be able to help you.
What’s your version of N++? 64-bit or 32-bit?
I’m not sure I understand this:

I started it from the menu (was in 1.51, then upgraded the plugin to 2.00) Compare.

You’ve had Compare plugin version 1.51?

Thank you so much Scott! That fixed my issue!

@Nick-L

I don’t think you read the other thread closely enough. In there is a Pythonscript method (by me) for copying only redmarked text, as well as a regular-expression method for producing only the matched text from a regex search in a document. The regex method is destructive, so if you need the original text, I suggest you make a backup copy first.

I would forget the “negated regex” method…blech! :-)

@Vasile-Caraus

I second @Alan-Kilborn 's remarks, IMO you should no longer be considered a beginner. After the amount of questions you posted related to regular expressions and the answers you got based on goodwill of other community member(s) (i.e. @guy038), you’ve had plenty of time to learn the basics.

There are lots of sites available for regular expression related questions specifically, to name some:

Learn regular expressions the hard way Regular Expressions 101 Regular-Expressions.info (by RegexBuddy author/developer).

Furthermore, one doesn’t have to be a programmer to learn and use regular expressions.

A way without regular expressions you could bookmark each of the lines (use the mark tab on the find files dialog), then from the drop down menus use Search > Bookmark > Removed bookmarked lines.

There is no transparent option. Even if you look in %appdata%\Notepad++\userDefineLang.xml where the settings are stored, all the styles specify bgColor=[something]. I experimented with removing it but Notepad corrected it with bgColor=“FFFFFF”