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  • Announcements regarding our community

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    rdipardoR
    @PeterJones said: Hopefully, it’s just that it used to point to local config but is now AppData, or similar. As a scoop user myself, I can confirm that it will configure Notepad++ for portable usage by default.¹ Removing the magic doLocalConf.xml file at %USERPROFILE%\scoop\apps\notepadplusplus\current is probably all that’s needed. ¹ This is one setting that’s not preserved during an upgrade (the other being the autoCompletion folder), while the contents of ${NPP_INSTALLATION_ROOT}\{backup,cloud,plugins,themes,userDefineLangs} are kept in sync by means of junctions between the canonical current folder and the versioned one. Someone should open an issue in the scoop repository, I just haven’t found the free time yet.
  • Frequently Asked Questions and Guides (about Notepad++ and this Forum)

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    PeterJonesP
    Corrupted Session Starting in Notepad++ v8.6.5, it will store session.xml.inCaseOfCorruption.bak next to session.xml, and will automatically use that if session.xml is corrupted. However, if you ever find that you open Notepad++ (especially after an update or a system crash) and find that the files opened weren’t in the same state as when you let them, you can try this procedure: Exit Notepad++ Windows Explorer, go to %AppData%\Notepad++ (or in your appropriate config-file location if you aren’t using AppData for config) Rename session.xml to session.xml--keep Copy session.xml.inCaseOfCorruption.bak to session.xml Run Notepad++ → If it’s now showing the right copy of your files, great! If not, exit Notepad++, delete session.xml, and rename session.xml--keep back to session.xml .
  • Notepad++ discussions that don’t fit in other Categories

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    PeterJonesP
    @rdipardo , I got a statement of sorts in regard to this request, specifically, this comment: Using AI to create a PR for an open source project - is it a good thing or a bad thing? I have no judgement on that. For me, the only criterion that matters is whether the merged code will be maintainable in the future. On this point, I have to say that AI-generated PRs (I can usually tell during code review), often do not meet the critera in their current state - but many human devs don’t either.
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    CoisesC
    @deleelee said: Can anyone tell me why the search result for line 9 displays only a single space after the asterisk instead a full tab space like all the other lines? I’m certain there is a tab after the asterisk in line 9 in the search results window. You can verify that by highlighting the asterisk through and including the following “A”, copying, then pasting that into your document (or a new tab). The visual results are a combination of the way tabs work in Notepad++ — so-called “typewriter tabs” — and using a proportional font. Tab stops are at fixed positions, spaced by the distance equal to the width of a chosen number of spaces in the font you’re using. (In document tabs, that number is chosen in Settings | Preferences… | Indentation | Indent size. However, regardless of that setting, in the search results window the number is always 4.) A tab character renders as a space of whatever width is needed to put the next character at the next tab stop. Notice that the colons after single digit and double digit line numbers don’t quite line up. That is because you are using a proportional font. Notepad++ adds a space to make up for the missing digit, and with a fixed width font, that would line them up. You are using a proportionally spaced font, and a space is not as wide as a digit; so the colons don’t line up. After the colon comes a space, then an asterisk, then a tab. The difference in placement of the colons happens to be just enough that the tab for lines with single-digit numbers finds the next tab stop at a different position than the tab in lines with two-digit numbers.
  • Technical discussion of building or contributing to Notepad++ or Plugin codebases

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    CoisesC
    @guy038 said: Now, regarding the present Invert marks or bookmarks sub menu, below : A Invert marked text Invert marked text, excluding unmarked line endings C Invert marked text and sync bookmarks Invert marked text, excluding unmarked line endings, and sync bookmarks B Invert bookmarks D Invert bookmarks and mark only bookmarked lines Invert bookmarks and mark only bookmarked lines, excluding line endings This time, I would avoid any option that excludes the EOLs and I propose this new sub-menu : A Invert only the marked text B Invert only the bookmarks D Invert bookmarks, then mark all text and EOL of the bookmarked lines C Invert marked text, then bookmark all lines containing marked text Since Notepad++ already has an Inverse Bookmarks command, what would you think of going back to a single Invert marked text command (no sub-menu) and just leaving it to users to use the Notepad++ command and/or follow up with a command from the Synchronize marks and bookmarks menu if they want one of the other results?
  • Security shouldn’t be the privilege of rich people

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    xomxX
    @donho There seems to be another one: notepad-plus-plus . app I reported this too. GH issue: NPP brand impersonation website serving malware #18398
  • All the issues (publications/questions) about binary translation

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    @xomx Thank you very much for the work you have done, which will lead to improvements in Notepad++ in the future. I am very grateful to you.
  • Say fuck to Notepad++ here, and only here

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    Авторы мудаки, что за сука Слава Украине, ебанные уроды. Нашим стоит этим говном не пользоваться, пусть дальше свиноте хрен зализывают.
  • No support request and bug report here, only unconditional praise and worship

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    @Maddox-Armstrong said: @FreeMeow I goon to Notepad++ :P 666还有蜥蜴人
  • Share personal tips and cool uses for Notepad++, and similar

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    David Brigden52D
    Seems they decided that it they couldn’t be the heroes, rhat they would be the villains.
  • Computer/Programming Jokes are welcome here

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    Lycan ThropeL
    @xomx , Dave Bowman: "Open the pod bay doors, HAL. " HAL: “I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.” [image: 488a3017b34fe587.png]