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++.