@Mark-Wilson so I guess you want to address it here, don’t you? Or did I misunderstood something? Cheers Claudia

To enable this feature: open the Settings menu, select Preferences..., select General, in the group Tab Bar, enable option Double click to close document. To remove the “tiny” red x: open the Settings menu, select Preferences..., select General, in the group Tab Bar, disable option Show close button on each tab.

i have problem with the latest one. it crash many times and i dont know to recover my files. i am stress already! why???

Also see #2134.

@Benx-Shen the only thing you can set is the number of chars typed before auto-completion kicks in. Maybe adjusting this helps as well? Btw. what is a AutoHokey hotstring? Cheers Claudia

Use something like example1.js-php or example2.js_php and associate that extension (i.e. exclud leading dot) with JavaScript using the instructions of the aforementioned superuser.com thread.

This is “sort of” possible, which I’ll explain, but the high number of times this question (or a very similar one about web page coding/displaying) is asked alarms me because it really shows a fundamental misunderstanding. What a large number of people seem to not understand is that Notepad++ is a Text Editor. As such, all it really does is allow you to edit text files, just like standard Notepad. Nobody would ever ask if standard Notepad can “build C++ files”. So…you can edit your C++ source files (text files) in Notepad++. And you can setup some “helpers” that Notepad++ can use to invoke your C++ compiler and linker, and you can even set up Notepad++ to tell Windows to run your program and capture its output, but Notepad++ isn’t “building your C++ files” or “running” them…other things are doing that. If you understand that, then the NppExec plugin is your key to setting up the helper that builds and runs your C++ code. Do some searching and reading about how that plugin works.