Actually, there are a couple using this name. I did not see this one at first. It is using the N++ icon and can clearly be misleading…would be nice to have this removed ASAP!

You can actually see wrong color coding in the example here also, it thinks the last “-- synthesis translate_on” comment continues forever, which is not the case.

Update - the plugin SherloXplorer has saved my working existence! It installed, my Notepad++ opens up no problem and is arguably better than explorer.

This was brought up a while ago. No idea if/when it will happen.

Also, it may be due to Win10 since I’ve just got Win7

There was a News item and info on the front page for a fair while from memory.
I tend to keep up to date with versions.
People who lag (for any reason, not all bad) need to phone home when they do upgrade; i.e. check the main site before upgrading any software.

A light yellow background could make it more visible.
Yellow is more suitable for a warning than red. Red means “error”.
I’ll make it sure that it doesn’t look like a lemon though.

thanks!

Oh boy…

I missed that one… The Portuguese translation for that option makes it unobvious…

Many thanks!

Would love to be part of project. Please send information. Thanks

I have the Enterprise edition available at the office.
Any paid version of Visual Studio includes the resource editor.

The only free alternative graphical resource editors I know are ResEdit and

ResourceHacker
http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/#download

You can disable N++ from inserting the closing parenthesis and brackets. And easy increase the font size.

There is not currently a 64bit version of N++ (well, offically at least, I think somewhere you can find a 64bit build). There is a page here describing briefly about large files. That being said…there are people very interested in 64bit builds and people have been looking into it. If you dig around on the forum a bit you can find some discussions.

Also, what kind of file is it that it won’t open (XML possibly)? I can open plain text files several hundred megabytes.