notepad++

问题 I have many text files, and I need to add some text (e.g. MNP) to the beginning of the first line in each file. How can I do this in Notepad++? 回答1: (I'm using v6.6.9) Make sure to backup your work beforehand, and set proper extension of files to affect and folder to search through before you do this. You can use regular expressions. Several places around the internet claim that the regex \A works, but it wasn't working for me, it was cycling byte by byte through. I found that \A^ sticks to 0

问题 I have many text files, and I need to add some text (e.g. MNP) to the beginning of the first line in each file. How can I do this in Notepad++? 回答1: (I'm using v6.6.9) Make sure to backup your work beforehand, and set proper extension of files to affect and folder to search through before you do this. You can use regular expressions. Several places around the internet claim that the regex \A works, but it wasn't working for me, it was cycling byte by byte through. I found that \A^ sticks to 0

问题 I wish to modify Rprofile.site file under Windows 7 R-2.11.1 using Notepad++ editor changing from # options(help_type="text") options(help_type="html") to options(help_type="text") # options(help_type="html") When saving this file, the editor keeps prompting the following message "Please check whether if this is opened in another program" I have no other programme opening this file. Does anyone know on how to modify and save this file? 回答1: You don't have write access to the program files

问题 I was reading http://daleswanson.blogspot.com/2012/07/how-to-compile-c-code-in-notepad-with.html and decided to try that, so that I can continue to write code in Notepad++ and have a shorter compile/run cycle. When I tried to enter compilation/run code into NppExec, it's not working. The code I have now is: npp_save cd "$(C:\Users\Bart\Desktop\new delete me)" g++ "$(test.cpp)" -o $(testme.exe) -march=native -O3 NPP_RUN $(testme.exe) That was based off the first link I gave: npp_save cd "$

问题 I've been playing around with the Notepad++ regular expression engine, but there's something I can't make work, it's the explicit quantifier notation. I've seen some other posts here where the following syntax is used : (expr){1,2} However, when I use it in a test as simple as k{1,1} where the text to search is k : there is no match. I tried a lot of syntax's : {1,}, {1}, etc. Am I missing something here ? Please excuse my bad english, and thanks for your answers ! 回答1: Starting with version

问题 I've been playing around with the Notepad++ regular expression engine, but there's something I can't make work, it's the explicit quantifier notation. I've seen some other posts here where the following syntax is used : (expr){1,2} However, when I use it in a test as simple as k{1,1} where the text to search is k : there is no match. I tried a lot of syntax's : {1,}, {1}, etc. Am I missing something here ? Please excuse my bad english, and thanks for your answers ! 回答1: Starting with version

问题 I have a source file with literally hundreds of occurrences of strings flecha.jpg and flecha1.jpg , but I need to find occurrences of any other .jpg image (i.e. casa.jpg , moto.jpg , whatever) I have tried using a regular expression with negative lookbehind, like this: (?<!flecha|flecha1).jpg but it doesn't work! Notepad++ simply says that it is an invalid regular expression. I have tried the regex elsewhere and it works, here is an example so I guess it is a problem with NPP's handling of

问题 After an unplanned system restart, all of my Notepad++ temp (and unsaved) tabs are gone. How can I avoid this in future? I don't want to have to save explicitly every single temp file with a file name. Is there a plugin for NP++, which saves my session every time I'm editing an active tab or every X minutes? Or is there an equivalent (and comfortable) editor to NP++, which autostores it's session automatically? 回答1: You can find a Notepad++ plugin called AutoSave for autosaving your files

问题 I have a file which each line that ends with Mar 15, 2013 and other dates so I need to remove the end of each line say the last 13 characters Each line is a different length and has different characters so cant use anything as delimiters. 回答1: You can use a regular expression in the search and replace -dialog ( Ctrl + H ) that is anchored to the end of the line: .{13}$ Then replace it with nothing. And of course you could use a more expressive regex to match only dates in your particular

问题 Finding Line Beginning using Regular expression in Notepad++ I want to strip a 4000-line HTML file from all the jQuery "done" attributes in a div. <DIV class=menu done27="1" done26="0" done9="1" done8="0" done7="1" done6="0" done4="20"> should be replaced with: <DIV class=menu> In this experiment I can do it with this regular expression: [ ^]done[0-9]+="[0-9]+" Using Notepad++ 5.6.8 Unicode, with a file encoded in ANSI, I'm putting this regex in the "Find what" field. It only replaces the 5