Something got changed, how do I revert it

romanml71

this is what I’ve copied out of the debug menu item. Not sure how to read effectively though…

Notepad++ v7.8.6 (32-bit)
Build time : Apr 21 2020 - 15:17:06
Path : C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe
Admin mode : OFF
Local Conf mode : OFF
OS Name : Windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit)
OS Version : 1803
OS Build : 17134.1365
Plugins : Autosave2.dll CodeAlignmentNpp.dll combine.dll ComparePlugin.dll DSpellCheck.dll mimeTools.dll NppCalc.dll NppConverter.dll NppExport.dll NppFTP.dll NppTextFX.dll PluginManager.dll pork2sausage.dll SpellChecker.dll XBrackets.dll

Alan Kilborn

@romanml71 I would seriously suspect XBrackets !!

I mean, c’mon, low-hanging fruit is the easiest to pick, right !! :-)

romanml71

I did. It says plugin is not active. Sadly the behaviour still exists. I’ve actually also un-installed it and still. :(

Ekopalypse

@romanml71

I would do the following,

stop npp
rename the following directories in your
%APPDATA%\notepad++\plugins directory
NppCalc -> NO_NppCalc
XBrackets -> NO_XBrackets
combine -> NO_combine
start npp and see if it still is an issue.
If so, go on with the procedure until you find the plugin causing it.

mimeTools, NppConverter, NppExport are standard one which I think
aren’t problematic. I use ComparePlugin as well and don’t have the issue.

Alan Kilborn

@romanml71

Hmmm, maybe disable ALL plugins and give it another try?

romanml71

Thank you! I’ll start testing this. Appreciate your input very much!

astrosofista

@romanml71 said in Something got changed, how do I revert it:

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Hi people:

It sounds as something the NPPCalc plugin could do.

romanml71

@astrosofista Thank you! and all others as well, Thank you! This was it. I’ve renamed nppcalc.dll to NO_nppcalc.dll and behaviour stopped! Yes!
Interestingly enough. My plugins are in two places on my machine.

C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\plugins

and here

C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\plugins

However, not all plugins are in both places. nppcalc.dll was only in C:\ProgramFiles(x86)…

This community is the best!!!

romanml71

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romanml71

Ultimately, inside the Plugins\NppCalc menu path, Active Calc option was enabled. The keyboard shortcut for that Ctrl+Shift+C.
Not impossible to accidentally hit that key combo. Which must be what I’ve done.
Thanks again to all for your insight and help!

Ekopalypse

@romanml71 said in Something got changed, how do I revert it:

However, not all plugins are in both places. nppcalc.dll was only in C:\ProgramFiles(x86)…

I guess this could be if some older installation was updated with a much newer version.
My understand it is that as long as Local Conf mode : OFF is set,
the configuration, plugins … will be read from %APPDATA% and in case
of Local Conf mode : ON npp is looking to the directories next to its executable.