@jonandr

Thanks!

Next version will have fixes for that issue.

Sorry for the misunderstanding…
I could not found a command-line for that, but you can load Session files…
A session file is a XML file with this structure:

<NotepadPlus> <Session activeView="1"> <mainView activeIndex="0"> <File firstVisibleLine="0" xOffset="0" scrollWidth="288" startPos="0" endPos="0" selMode="0" lang="XML" encoding="-1" filename="C:\file1.xml" backupFilePath="" originalFileLastModifTimestamp="1438295994" /> </mainView> <subView activeIndex="0"> <File firstVisibleLine="0" xOffset="0" scrollWidth="288" startPos="0" endPos="0" selMode="0" lang="XML" encoding="-1" filename="C:\file2.xml" backupFilePath="" originalFileLastModifTimestamp="1438295994" /> </subView> </Session> </NotepadPlus>

Files in “other view” (at right) are inside <subView> tag.
You can open it with a command-line such as this:
notepad++.exe -openSession "MySession.xml"

This is mainly a forum for N++. I think you will have much better luck getting answers if you seek out a forum dedicated either to Fortran in general or the specific Fortran compiler you are using.

Same thing happened here. Following this to see if anyone has a solution

EDIT: Try to change the Edit -> EOL Conversion.

http://freaksense.com/fix-missing-edit-with-notepad-in-the-context-menu-windows-8/

As has already been said, Notepad++ is a text editor. That text is often the code that you are developing - though it can also be pure text, or other things.

As it stands, your question is a bit like buying a soldering iron and expecting the instructions in the box to tell you about electronics theory!

If you really don’t know what language you want to code it, I’d suggest you describe to us what it is you want to do.

Failing that, I think I would start with Java.

David