Re: Tutorial: Notepad++ shortcuts.xml macro converts unicode to the 95-keyboard ASCII characters
"R.Wieser" <[email protected]>
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Arlen, > I've taken ALL your suggestions to heart, as you must know by now. > But I don't see anywhere I suggested using Notepad++ as an EDITOR. Your point ? > So what I do not agree with is your characterizing of Notepad++ as an > editor. I invite you to quote where I did that. But what would be the problem if I did ? npp *is* an editor. > It's not being USED as an editor; it's being USED as a conversion > tool. And you think I did not notice that ... why exactly ? Why do you think I said "Others will have theit own *programs/scripts* to do such flattening" (bolding mine) ? But now all you need to to is to figure/find out if you can use an npp commandline argument to start that macro and afterwards automatically close the the program*. Than you will /really/ have your conversion tool. :-) * Some googeling about what other macro actions there are would be in order. Perhaps there is an action that will auto-start a macro, and another which will close npp. And if npp does not auto-save the document you'll need one for that too. Regards, Rudy Wieser