according to PluginAdmin the current version is 3.1.1.1

Please fix this issue or let us know the compatible version.

I re-installed Logitec setpoint (latest drivers…) and the elecom program and re-installed notepad++.

The advantage is I can select text and copy/paste from the mouse without right click, copy (fewer clicks…)
Now I need to right click, copy or shift to the keyboard ctrl-C.

Great program I have used since win98, many years. David

The count button is there for me – and since such a wild regression wasn’t reported during any of the release candidates, or during the last nearly 2 months since v7.9.1 was released, I think it was probably a fluke occurrence for you.

I would suggest first downloading a portable Notepad++ v7.9.1, and running from there; I am guessing that you won’t see the problem. Then try re-installing v7.9.1 normally from the installer, and see if the problem repeats itself in the installed version. If things are fine, then it was a one-time fluke, and we’re glad it’s working for you.

If it does have the problem for you again after the re-install, open a new “Help Wanted” topic, include your ? menu Debug Info and a screenshot of the missing button, and we’ll help you in that new topic. (Make sure you also explain that you followed my directions, so if someone else reads the question there without the context here, they won’t ask you to repeat the experiment you already did.)

Which version of HexEditor.dll do you have?

Да уже никакую. Удалил :(

I doubt your issue has anything to do with what @ImSpecial described.

Also, you contradict yourself: you claim you installed v7.9.1-64bits, but the process information you quoted has the path for the 32bit application.

If you reboot, does the problem continue? If you uninstall v7.9.1, and go back to v7.9.0, does it also crash for you, or does it work?

Which version of HexEditor.dll do you have? Because the older version broke with Notepad++ v7.9 and newer (see here, for example). You might want to go into the plugins directory, and delete/rename HexEditor\HexEditor.dll, then re-run Notepad++. Once inside Notepad++, try running Plugins Admin and re-installing HexEditor, and see if that fixes it for you.

I can install HexEditor v7.9.8 without a crash/exception.

I getting a regular error

The program notepad++.exe version 7.9.1.0 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed. To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Security and Maintenance control panel.

 Process ID: 5190

 Start Time: 01d6c96b0a8cd5fb

 Termination Time: 7732

 Application Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe

 Report Id: 83687066-025b-44cb-9509-9dc5ffc85fc5

 Faulting package full name: 

 Faulting package-relative application ID: 

 Hang type: Unknown

The new URL parser does not recognize custom protocols I have added to my system.

URI customized schemes will be in v7.9.2:

@Richard-Carlson

Hey,

thanks for your explanations. I am struggling to get this to work with User Defined Languages.

This specific thread (“Notepad++ 9.9.1 Released”) is really focused on pointing out bugs or regressions that are specific to v7.9.1 – and at this point, has really lived out its purpose. Questions of “how do I get feature X to work right” better go in the “Help Wanted” section: go to Help Wanted, and click on New Topic button.

There have actually been a couple of recent posts that go through the process:

• Arduino Language Support
• How to enable a new Function List

What am I doing wrong?

The description of what you did seems right from a high-level, but you left out some important details – enough that it would take a crystal ball to help you at this point.

If the links I provided above don’t help you get it working, feel free to go to “Help Wanted” and click New Topic to create a new post. In it, make sure you provide us more information:

• post your ?-menu’s debug info (to make sure we know what version and plugins you have, which might be influencing things)
• screenshot of the UDL form where you assign the name and extension for your User Defined language
• example text embedded inside the result of the forum’s plain-text </> button
• screenshot of the editor window showing that your active file has the right extension and is properly assocaited with your UDL (requires the Notepad++ window is wide enough that the status bar shows User Defined Language File - ABC in the lower-left of the status bar)
• extract your exact <association id tag from overrideMap.xml, in </> plaintext (for example, if your quote above is accurate, maybe the space betwen the id= and "ABC.xml" is messing things up; doubtful, but maybe; exact quotes are better) – maybe even show it in context with some of the other association id
• extract your <parser...> information from abc.xml

Please remember: try what’s been suggested, and if you need more help, go to “Help Wanted” and click New Topic to create a new post with the requested details.

Hey,

thanks for your explanations. I am struggling to get this to work with User Defined Languages.

Say my language is called ABC, then I create a file ABC.xml in %APPDATA%/Notepad++/functionList and put my parser specifications there as your described.
Now, in %APPDATA%/Notepad++/functionList/overrideMap.xml I put <association id= "ABC.xml" userDefinedLangName="ABC"/> right below the already existing entry for UniVerse BASIC.

But when I restart Notepad++ it does not show anything in the functionList panel for files recognized as ABC. Why? What am I doing wrong?

For example, with npp v7.9 or earlier np://… would be underlined and when double clicked it launches npp to open the indicated file. This allowed me to have links to files that either have no file extension or whose default “open” is something other than notepad. For example, np://c:/tmptest.bat would open c:\bin\test.bat in notepad++ and file://c:/tmp/text.bat invokes the command prompt / batch file interpreter to run that batch script.

Besides np:// I had added other protocols such as outlook:// to open Microsoft Outlook e-mail messages and folders

It’s possible I need to add more to the registry to get npp to recognize my protocols. For np:// I added

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\np]
@="URL:Notepad++ links"
"EditFlags"=hex:02,00,00,00
"URL Protocol"=""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\np\DefaultIcon]
@="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Notepad++\\notepad++.exe,-9403"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\np\shell]
@="open"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\np\shell\open]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\np\shell\open\command]
@="C:\\bin\\nplink.bat \"%1\""

nplink.bat parses the URL passed to it on the command line and deal with things such as %20 expansion before passing the results on to np.bat which locates a copy of Notepad++.

I’m running
Notepad++ v7.9.1 (32-bit)
Build time : Nov 2 2020 - 01:03:56
Path : C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe
Admin mode : OFF
Local Conf mode : OFF
OS Name : Windows 10 Home (64-bit)
OS Version : 1909
OS Build : 18363.1198
Current ANSI codepage : 1252
Plugins : DSpellCheck.dll HexEditor.dll mimeTools.dll NppConverter.dll NppExport.dll NppTextFX.dll PythonScript.dll

Both (F11 and F12) work for me. No issue here.
Maybe you wanna open another thread here to discuss this further?

1. When F11 has pressed the window becomes unresponsive and turns all white nothing comes up and notepad++ crashes.
2. The same thing happens when F12 is press for fullscreen.
   I have installed the nppftp plugin. Even if I uninstall this plugin same issue turns out. Cannot open the notepad++ in full-screen mode

FWIW, my early experience with the new function-list scheme is HERE

FYI: the usermanual is in the process of being updated to match the new functionlist functionality. There can be a lag between when the new NPP version is released and the updated usermanual is released to the website. (And before complaining about the lag: please note that the people who contribute most to the usermanual are not the people adding features to NPP; back in the days when NPP relied on the coders to create documentation, the docs lagged the software by 5years or more (in other words, the docs didn’t get updated)… so a lag of a few weeks is drastic improvement.)

Anytime a new NPP is put into Release Candidate status, I start updating the docs in the usermanul github repo, and I try to get the bulk of the changes merged into the master around the time the version is officially released; but sometimes there’s a couple of changes outstanding.

If you ever see a new feature in the release notes that you don’t see reflected in npp-user-manual.org website, go check the usermanul github repo; if you don’t see it there, you can submit a usermanual issue.

All that explained, if you look at the most recent function-list doc page along with the most recent config-files function list section, you will see that it’s better explained.

To move your customized functionList.xml settings to the new format, you move the <association id=...> from functionList.xml into functionList\overrideMap.xml. And you move the <parser> section for your individual language into the XML file in the folder.

• Do I just copy my prior file into the new subdirectory? (no, you need to make a new file)
• Are there naming conventions? (No, but you need to associate a language ID with your parser using overrideMap.xml)
• Can I just go back to the way it used to work, or am I forced to upgrade? (No, we’re not that friendly)

Also… How about a warning – “OH… I see you’re using a non-standard FunctionList.XML. We’ve changed this and you should go <HERE> and read how to update this”

This is really annoying. Upgrades should be smart enough to detect and advise that they will break critical functionality and give guidance on how to address this if it’s backwards incompatible.

For those seeking this guidance:

First see https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/function-list/

Here’s how to move your custom functionalist parser from the old structure to the new:

1. open %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList.xml
2. Find the specific language you want to re-implement (look for L_your-language, example L_PYTHON, you’ll note it’s associated with a number (python used to be 22). Remember this ID, you’ll need it later.
3. Check the %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList folder for your language file (your-language.xml) - does it exist? If it does, it’s lost any of your customizations and has been reset to “standard”.

4a. If you language already exists in the %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList directory, just copy from <parser …></parser> into the new XML file, close notepad++ and open your file - it should work.

4b. If you created your own specialized functionlist parser, use %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList\ini.xml as an example of how to store the new file (because it’s pretty simple).
A minimal example is:
<?xml version=“1.0” encoding=“UTF-8” ?>
<NotepadPlus>
<functionList>
<parser …></parser>
</functionList>
</NotepadPlus>

Where <parser …></parser> can be pulled from %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList.xml
5. Save this file as %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList\your_custom_language_extension.XML
6. Edit %APPDATA%\notepad++\functionList\ overrideMap.xml and look in the comment just under “this file is optional”. Do you see your extension (from step 2)? Add a line OUTSIDE the comment like:

<association id= “your_custom_language_extension.xml” langID= “your_number”/> (your_language_extension)

This will associate your language with the correct parser.

Now, save all your files, close off notepad++ and try to edit your file, you should see your functionlist again.

np++ is my second home

If Notepad++ is not your 1st home, then it’s not good enough.
:)