@Maison-da-Silva
understood, thx.
Windows 10 has changed something.
Most likely, haven’t much time to test win10 as I was already migrating to Linux.
Cheers
Claudia
I have the exact same issue on Windows 10x64. I opened an issue in the bug tracker. See:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/2700
Michael Milette
Hello, Антон Карманов,
Not totally sure that is the definitive solution, but try to uncheck the Autodetect character encoding option, in Preferences > MISC.
Best Regards,
guy038
Hello Barney,
AFAIK the Customize Toolbar plugin has not been discontinued.
I use v4.1 and it works perfectly well.
The code is not open-source.
Best regards.
I have discovered what I think is an answer to my own request.
View | Move/Clone Current Document | Move to Other View.
Sorry to bother you all. I am still on the front end of the learning curve.
I fixed this problem by changing the following code in NppExport that I found here https://github.com/chcg/NPP_ExportPlugin.
TXTExporter::exportData()
Before:
int totalBytesNeeded = ed->csd->nrChars;
After:
int totalBytesNeeded = ed->csd->nrChars + 1;
RTFExporter::exportData()
Before:
int totalBytesNeeded = 1; //zero terminator
After:
int totalBytesNeeded = 2; //zero terminator
HTMLExporter exportData()
Before:
int totalBytesNeeded = 1; //zero terminator
After:
int totalBytesNeeded = 2; //zero terminator
I hope this helps someone.
Thanks,
Darren
Project Centennial is the codename for a bridge Microsoft have developed so developers can repackage their exe, msi and other desktop apps as “appx” packages similar to Windows 10 store apps. The binary installer file gets converted and it will be possible to distribute it in the Windows Store. It can still be available out of the store too as both appx and exe installers.
I do not know about the terms and license agreement really but I guess it is possible to put the app there without restrictions. Just Microsoft checks the app to approve it is malware free and usable .
First thing Notepad++ (or any similar editor) is probably the wrong tool to glimpse at a huge file. Something like unix ‘less’ utility or an app that supports “view only” will be much better for that.
How long does it take it to open the file when it succeeds?
Do you need syntax highlighting?
A 32 bit app can use/map only 2GB of memory (where other 2GB space is reserved to kernel) even if your computer has 16GB of RAM or more.
Notepad++ loads all the file to memory. Then for every character allocates at least an additional byte for highlighting color and lots of other extra internal data. Can’t say why sometimes it works and sometimes it fails but the total allocation size is definitely close to the 2GB limit.
Try the 64 bit version. Maybe it will be better. But consider a different tool.
