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Like the title says; an option to format all open txt\json files (which I'm trying to do at the moment), instead of doing them all one by one. Think of the (CTRL + ALT +SHIFT + M) shortcut, but expanded to all open files in the notepad++ app.
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I know this is a very old issue and you've probably already solved it, but I just wanted to share a good solution for posterity.
This kind of issue is best solved by a scripting plugin like PythonScript. The below script below is only tested with JsonTools, but I expect it would work just as well with this plugin.
# requires PythonScript: https://github.com/bruderstein/PythonScript
from Npp import notepad
# attempt to pretty-print only files with these extensions
EXTS_TO_PRETTY_PRINT = ['json']
for x in notepad.getFiles():
fname = x[0]
# check if the file has an extension to be pretty-printed
if any(fname.endswith('.' + ext) for ext in EXTS_TO_PRETTY_PRINT):
# open the file
notepad.activateFile(fname)
# run the pretty-print command
notepad.runPluginCommand('JsonTools', # or Json-Viewer
'Pretty-print current JSON file') # or Json-Viewer's pretty-print command name
# save the file
notepad.save()
Like the title says; an option to format all open txt\json files (which I'm trying to do at the moment), instead of doing them all one by one. Think of the (CTRL + ALT +SHIFT + M) shortcut, but expanded to all open files in the notepad++ app.
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