Hello , Tino and Peter,

Congratulations to you, both ! Tino, for nicely exposing your wish and Peter for your full explanation, about the proposed regex :-)

An other S/R, using the \K syntax, could be :

Find what : ^.{20}\K.{10}

Replace with : 0000000000

Notes :

As soon as the first twenty characters of the current line are matched, the \K feature forces the regex engine to forget anything previously matched and reset the regex engine position !

So the final match is, only, the ten characters, located between the columns 21 and 30

… which is, simply, changed into the 0000000000 string :-)

Remark :

You must use the Replace All button, only. The step by step replacement, with the Replace button, does NOT work, when the search regex contains a \K form !

Best regards,

guy038

Most of those sound like some other type of DLL not meant to be loaded as a plugin.

I assume these plugins are installed with the application

Nope. It’s possible some other plugin (e.g. Wakatime.dll) installed them.

Can I simply delete the offending .dll files?

In theory yes. Unless for some reason Rainlexer.dll needs them.

No matter.
Solved it using PythonScript:
https://pw999.wordpress.com/2013/08/19/mass-convert-a-project-to-utf-8-using-notepad/

Thank you!

I ended up blowing away the install completely, and completely reinstalling, and re-adding the plugins. It now works.
It’s possible that there is an issue with the upgrade process somewhere -I’ve been updating it for 4 years without removing it.

No it’s not possible.

Nope.

“Final All in Current Document” is not in the list of items which can be mapped to a shortcut key sequence.

@guy038 but how for html and css etc…

@Philippe-Giraud Not sure exactly what you want to do.

If you just want to see line numbers, then use the menus: Settings–>Preferences–>Editing and check the Display line number checkbox.

If you want to actually insert line numbers into a file, then you can do it using Edit–>Column Editor…. Begin by moving the cursor to the very beginning of the file, then press Alt-C (or use the menu entry Edit–>Column Editor…), select the Number to Insert button, then fill in the options as you desire. When you press OK, the numbers will be inserted into the file as text. That is, this:

=============================================================================== TOPIC: HOTKEYS (INCLUDING MOUSE-RELATED): =============================================================================== Tagging: (needs TagsJump) Find Definition -- <Alt>+<Down Arrow> Return from Definition -- <Alt>+<Up Arrow> Generate tags file -- <Alt>+t

will change to something like this:

01=============================================================================== 02TOPIC: HOTKEYS (INCLUDING MOUSE-RELATED): 03=============================================================================== 04 05Tagging: (needs TagsJump) 06 07 Find Definition -- <Alt>+<Down Arrow> 08 Return from Definition -- <Alt>+<Up Arrow> 09 Generate tags file -- <Alt>+t

Regards,
Jim

Sorry… when I said Mapped Drive, I should have said this is done with the SUBST command and not a network mapping. Thanx.

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