Wrap Text with Quotation Marks in Notepad++ [duplicate]

Answer 1

I'm not sure if you want the whole line or just each word. This will do each line: Open replace (ctrl H)
Find: ^.
Replace with: "
make sure you select "regular expression" in the search mode.
Select replace all.
That will add a " at the start of each non-blank link.

For the ending one:
Find: .$
Replace with: "

Answer 2

To create the new macro functions:

1. Open the file shortcuts.xml you find in Notepad++ directory

2. Into "macro" section add the following code:

   <Macro name="Selection Into Double Quotes" Ctrl="yes" Alt="yes" Shift="no" Key="50">
       <Action type="0" message="2177" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="" />
       <Action type="1" message="2170" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam='&quot;' />
       <Action type="0" message="2179" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="" />
       <Action type="1" message="2170" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam='&quot;' />
   </Macro>
   <Macro name="Selection Into Single Quotes" Ctrl="yes" Alt="yes" Shift="no" Key="49">
       <Action type="0" message="2177" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="" />
       <Action type="1" message="2170" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="&apos;" />
       <Action type="0" message="2179" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="" />
       <Action type="1" message="2170" wParam="0" lParam="0" sParam="&apos;" />
   </Macro>
   

3. Save, close, the file, restart N++: You will find the new functions into "Macro" Menu.

To use it: Simply select the text and choose the desired menu item or use the desired keyboard shortcut showed at the right side of the menu item itself.

Answer 3

Wrapping a selected text

1. Npp -> Plugins -> Python Script -> New Script
2. Select where to save ... and give the name qquote (say)

3. in opened Npp doc insert this code:

   class qquote01:
       qq='"'
       editor.replaceSel(qq+editor.getSelText()+qq)
   

   Attention on indentation (it is PYTHON ...), Save.

4. Npp -> Plugins -> Python Script -> Configuration ... search the qquote.py, select it.
5. Push left button Add. This is required because we need the name of that script appeared in plugins menu.
6. Since the name in menu, we go to Npp -> Settings -> Shortcut Mapper and look at the top of the frame for Plugin commands button, click it, then search the qquote name, assign shortcut.
7. Restart Npp and verify, that in Npp -> Plugins -> Python Script -> item qquote exist and the script has a designated shortcut.
8. You can replace the value of the variable qq, if you wish, on any character or sequence of characters.

Answer 4

You can use regular expressions for this.

Find:

(([a-zA-Z]+):)

Replace with:

("\2"):

Answer 5

I know this is kind of old but I stumbled upon this while searching for an answer to an unrelated problem so maybe other people will too. Here's an improvement to nichos' answer: Instead of two regexes this can easily be done with just one

Search for ^(.+)$

Replace with "\1"