@ArkadiuszMichalski @Vitaliy-Dovgan
This is “forgotten” feature which is just implemented:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/commit/a2264e5b365764c1dc521acf91e8b580408e78ff
It’ll be in next release.
For the interested user, @MAPJe71 has a collection of Notepad++ Function List definitions (and other useful files) for a wide variety of programming languages:
https://github.com/MAPJe71/Languages
@I-neuw ,
As it says in https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/config-files/
The underlying XML files are all found in %AppData%\notepad++\ (or, for zip-based local installations, in the Notepad++ executable directory) unless otherwise noted.
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@webketje Sorry, it doesn’t work. I installed with npm i --save-dev eslint.
What is the .eslintrc? I suppose it’s a file, but it’s not installed with eslint. Where shall I get this and what shall be its content?
Starting cmd /k eslint --fix-dry-run $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) from the project directory, where the file is located, does’nt find eslint.
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@Alan-Robinsin ,
In general, to edit a file in administrator mode, the Notepad++ application has to be run in administrator mode. That is accomplished the same as any other Windows application, and is not unique to Notepad++.
An example sequence that worked for me
Exit all instances of Notepad++.
Run one instance as administrator (you may have to browse to the notepad++.exe and right click, run as administrator).
it should say [Administrator] at the end of the window title
File > Open, and browse to the file you want to edit. You should be able to save, if it was really an administrator-mode issue.
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Nice to hear it, @Seanán-Ó-Coistín.
You can send Irish translation to me, or do a PR on https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus
Thank you.
@A-Shrinivas-Rao said in Search issue:
f I need to go up I need to check Backward direction or vice versa.
Have you tried 2-button find mode?
Turn it on with this, by ticking the box with the speech bubble:
And it will then look like this:
And you can then forget the Backward direction checkbox is even there.
Alternatively, with the keyboard, Enter will search forwards and Shift+Enter will search backwards.
Plenty of options so your time isn’t wasted. :-)
