Cursor starts at column 1 instead of column zero since 8.2.1

[Derek Morton]

When opening a file with 8.3 the cursor starts at column 1.
All other versions have started at column zero.

Could we have it start at column zero please.

[Alan Kilborn]

@derek-morton

Can you clarify what you mean?

There is no “column 0”.

Here’s what I see:

[Michael Vincent]

@derek-morton said in Cursor starts at column 1 instead of column zero since 8.2.1:

When opening a file with 8.3 the cursor starts at column 1.
All other versions have started at column zero.
Could we have it start at column zero please.

Known issue . It will be fixed in the next release . Download v8.3.1 Release Candidate now for the fix.

[Alan Kilborn]

@alan-kilborn said in Cursor starts at column 1 instead of column zero since 8.2.1:

There is no “column 0”.

Hmmm… OP could have done a better job of indicating he is talking about the -n command line parameter.

[Michael Vincent]

@alan-kilborn said in Cursor starts at column 1 instead of column zero since 8.2.1:

talking about the -n command line parameter

There are actually 2 bug fixes in that commit - one for the -n command line parameter and the other for putting the cursor at column 2 (Scintilla column 1) when opening N++.