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I try using the following to search some text and replace it by some other text starts with #. On regex101 it works fine but NotePad++ says search failed. Also tried to add \r before \n but didn't help.

regex: (class boy(?:.*\n)+\s*)(Height.*;\n)((?:.*\n)+})

Text to search:

I'm trying to make a program that opens a browser on each multi-display. When I did it with a notepad, it worked. However, when it's a browser didn't work and showed the error "System.InvalidOperationException: Process must exit before requested information can be determined". I will appreciate your help with this situation.

This is my code:

I am recreating an older VB6 program that reads random-access files created using another VB6 program in VB.net. Backwards compatibility is essential for the new VB.net program. There are thousands of files that have been written that need to be accessed. There are five lines to each of the files when I open them in notepad++, though I can't make heads or tails of the random characters in notepad++. The files should contain four records, so I am not sure what the fifth line is for.

I have access to the old source code for both programs. Below are the VB6 read and write methods.

VB6 Write Method

So I have this file that I download via ftp. The file is just a config file for a system at my company I work for. Once the file is downloaded I open the file and processor the file. Part of the processing of the file is to check to see if a line starts with a Unicode character \u001a.

This is where I am stumped because .StartsWith("\u001a") is always true, yet I cannot see why. If I view the file in Notepad++ or in a hex editor, I just don't see that.

So there is something I am missing here.

Here's a minimal example (fiddle):

How do I set the output console to UTF-8 for Maven projects?

This question arose because NetBeans did not decode UTF-8 documents correctly (Nordic characters like áðíøåú etc.). By doing some search on the internet I found the solution by setting -J-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8. Now I was able to view and edit files encoded using UTF-8.

Help -> About now showed

I have some problems.
I have a Panel and a PictureBox in a Form.
I would like to open a Windows application (for example Notepad) and parent it to the panel.
I then want to show an image of the content of the Panel in the PictureBox:

My code:

I open the mp3 file by mistake with notepad++ ( Open with ) and show the entire file in text inside the notepad it was so cool. since I am learning c++ again, I told myself let write a program that opens any file inside the console and display their content on the console so I begin my code like this :

I have a big textfile with multiple paths like the following examples. The paths are always different. I'm looking for a regex (find and replace) in Notepad++ to replace the second-last "/" with "/;".

Example:

Some background story!
I have been working with git to contribute to an open source package, and I am somewhat novice in this area. I know some basic stuff. Furthermore, I also read that if merge conflict happens, we can go through the file and the markers can help us to find the block of codes that have conflict with each other in two versions of the same file.

Recently, I confronted a merge conflict for the first time, and it is on Jupyter notebook file (.ipynb). However, the markers of merge conflict make the notebook unreadable by Jupyter. So, I tried JSON editor and VS CODE and Notepad++. Although I can now see the file, it is really messy because it not only has all metadata of Jupyter notebook but also it shows conflict even for the number of execution. In addition, if there is a figure as an output of a cell in the notebook, it is converted to a lot of characters and scrolling down and go through them is headache.

After searching google and stackoverflow and discuss the issue with the owner of the project, we decided to take another approach. But, it doesn't work. (I explained it below, but first I need to provide further info. Please bear with me)

According to the history of the commits, I should be the one who created such conflicts locally by probably changing the same file on the PARENT branch as nobody changes it in the upstream (in the originAL repo)

Therefore, please let me first briefly walk you through the branches and some changes I did on files.

• After forking and cloning, I created a branch branch-A
• I changed the notebook 'notebook-file`
• I did Pull Request (PR)
• I created a sub-branch of A, lets call it sub-branch-of-A
• After switching to sub-branch, I changed two .py files and then also change that notebook-file
• merge sub-branch-of-A into branch-A

Inside my branch-A, I did: git push origin branch-A but I got non-fast-forward error. Which means a divergence happened. Right? So, I did git pull origin branch-A to resolve it, but I get merge conflict for the notebook-file.

Alternative Solution

So, I was told that I can copy the file to somewhere outside my local git repo, then do git checkout notebook-file to get the file in the parent node where divergence happened. Right? Then, if I do git pull ... there should be no problem (then I can include the changes of that copied file)

BUT...

I, again, got the merge conflict error. I went crazy and tried several things and still nothing.

I attached the git log below. The branch I am talking about is Snippets_Tutorial, And its sub-branch is Snippets_Regime. If I remember correctly, I used git checkout -b Snippets_Regime Snippets_Tutorial to create that sub-branch. As I mentioned earlier, I switched to the sub-branch Snippets_Regime and did some changes to somefile.py files and the notebook-file. Then, I merge it into Snippets_Tutorial.