Notepad++ 7.5.9 release
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Hi, @don-ho and All,
Many thanks for this new version and, also, for the plugin manager, which is about to be launched !
So, I’m quite sorry, Don, for bothering you, but, indeed, there a problem with the new
v7.5.9
version, when using a file, which contains very long lines (~1000
chars or over )I followed the test method, given by @fox-e and I did obtain the same results as @fox-e and @harold-krueger-iv :-((
From the site https://www.lipsum.com/ I copied one page, and, with a lot of
CTRL+V
actions, I got a file of about38.2
Mb ( >40,000,000
bytes )When the Wrap option is not set, N++'s behaviour is quite correct. But, as soon as the Wrap option is on, the fact of switching from, let’s say, the change.log file to this test file needs about
10
seconds before seeing the file contents !? If you close the file, withCtrl + W
and re-open it withCtrl + Shift + T
, again, the delay is really significant !And, if you’re using, like me, the option Remember current session for next lauch and that this test file was the active tab, before closing, any restart of N++ take several seconds, providing that the wrap feature was set ! Just note that, on the contrary, if the active tab was
change.log
before closing, the restart of Notepad++ is quite correct !And , unfortunately, it happens that this delay gets increasing, as the file size increases :-((
Here is my Debug Info information :
Notepad++ v7.5.9 (32-bit) Build time : Oct 14 2018 - 15:02:52 Path : D:\@@\759\notepad++.exe Admin mode : OFF Local Conf mode : ON OS : Windows XP (32-bit) Plugins : DSpellCheck.dll mimeTools.dll NppConverter.dll NppExport.dll
Again, problem occurs ONLY when the Wrap feature is ticked !
Thanks for your investigation !
guy038
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ISSUES ON LAUNCH.
When launching Notepad++ 7.5.9 on Windows 10, 64 bit system, I get the following in two
separate dialog boxes:-
“Create new file” “C:\Program” doesn’t exist. Create it? YES OR NO buttons.
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“Cannot open file” “C:\Program Files\Notepad ++\updater\Files\Notepad++\change.log” cannot be opened:
Folder “C:\Program Files\Notepad ++\updater\Files\Notepad++” doesn’t exist. OK button.
Happens EVERY time at program launch.
FYI.
jeff
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IIRC, it sounds like the shortcut you have for running Notepad++ has the change.log file embedded in it?
Otherwise, try a search on
site:https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/ change.log
.Or maybe something related to this.
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@abdelhameedma I read somewhere that this is actually a bug with the DSpellCheck plugin. I uninstalled the plugin and I don’t have that issue anymore.
I’m not sure how to report this possible bug with the plugin; anyone?
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@Jeison-Rutz said:
@abdelhameedma I read somewhere that this is actually a bug with the DSpellCheck plugin. I uninstalled the plugin and I don’t have that issue anymore.
I’m not sure how to report this possible bug with the plugin; anyone?
@donho hello, and first of all, thanks for all the hard work.
For the issue “vector<T> too long” above, and for some other issues people mentioned about “long time for opening or switching open files tabs”: I was having all these issues until I uninstalled the DSpellCheck plugin. Now it works as fast as expected.
I have 64bit version of NPP on Windows 10, and I have and use XML Tools plugin quite often without any issues after I uninstalled DSpellCheck.I hope this info helps.
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I’m also having issue with vector <T> too long error
but the line doesn’t need to be too long
only that is wider than a view, so that scrollbar is shownI do use DSpellCheck plugin, but I can’t test N++ without plugin because… I reverted to 7.5.8 ๏̯͡๏
btw. this was happening in 7.5.9 x64 version
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@abdelhameedma, @wolf-war and All,
Refer to the link, below, where the issue is described :
https://github.com/Predelnik/DSpellCheck/issues/151
@predelnik ( Sergey Semushin ) have already produced a fix, below :
https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/s4mc8o0q6wum0e2i/artifacts/DSpellCheck.dll
Please, abdelhameedma and wolf-war, could you check if it’s OK with that fix ?
You may post your reply to Sergey, directly on GitHub. Thanks !
Cheers,
guy038
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@guy038
so far so good… I didn’t test it for long, but seems that fix is working
thx for info -
@Jeison-Rutz I was able to bring back responsiveness by simply unchecking from the menu Plugins --> DSpellCheck --> Spell Check Document Automatically (Alt+A). Responsiveness came back immediately, no restart required so there is definitely something wrong with that plugin.
@guy038 Replacing the dll worked for me. I was able to re-enable spell check and responsiveness is still good. Thanks for finding the solution!
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Hello, @don-ho and All
Regarding my description of the bug, when switching tabs, here :
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/16468/notepad-7-5-9-release/23
I also tried in a DOS Console window, with the command
notepad++.exe -noPlugin
and, unfortunately, the problem is still here : when you switch from, for instance, change.log to the big test file, containing long lines, it takes significant time :-((I just did that test to verify if the
DSpellCheck
plugin was concerned, because of the issue#151
https://github.com/Predelnik/DSpellCheck/issues/151
But, luckily, it’s a separated problem ! Or, at least, on a Win XP machine !
Cheers,
guy038
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Hi, @harold-krueger-IV,
I’m not the one who deserves thanks ! Indeed, it is Sergey Semushin (alias Predelnick), the creator of
DSpellCheck
, who found a solution ;-))Best Regards,
guy038
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Just to doublecheck and confirm @guy038 ,
DSpellCheck
’s issue has nothing to do with the big file tabswitch freeze.With a vanilla Notepad++ install, removing
DSpellCheck
(and all other plugins, via folder deletion) doesn’t change anything; results are the same as described in prior posts, for both the plain text and javascript test cases.Seems it’s basically cross-OS too:
Debug:
Notepad++ v7.5.9 (64-bit)
Build time : Oct 14 2018 - 15:19:55
Path : C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe
Admin mode : OFF
Local Conf mode : OFF
OS : Windows 10 (64-bit)
Plugins : noneI have an win xp machine I could try it on, but it looks like @guy038 already did that. I can say though that on win xp, prior Notepad++ versions always had the instant tabswitch with the background rendering.
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I can reproduce now by comparing the performance between 7.5.8 and 7.5.9
In my experience, the performance issue has gone after removingDSpellCheck.dll
@Fox-E @Harold-Krueger-IV Could you remove
DSpellCheck.dll
then see if the issue has gone?@Predelnik Notepad++ 7.5.8 contains DSpellCheck 1.3.2, whereas Notepad++ 7.5.9 contains DSpellCheck 2.1.4 - so clearly there’s a performance issue in DSpellCheck 2.1.4.
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Hi, Don, and All,
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First, Don, after verifying from
zip
and7z
archives of N++v7.5.9
( in versions32
or64
), I suppose that you meant that Notepad++v7.5.9
contains DSpellCheckv1.4.6.0
( and not 2.1.4 ?? ) -
Secondly, I re-tested my
7.5.9
local installation, after removing, either,DSpellCheck.dll
file and, even, theDSpellCheck.ini
file and the folderHunspell
and I can only conclude that the bug still occurs :-(( At least, on my Win XP laptop !
So, seemingly, it would not be related to
DSpellCheck
!?Cheers,
guy038
P.S. :
I had placed all DSpellCheck stuff, in the
..\plugins\Doc
folder -
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@donho No change here, still getting the issue. Checked again just now with a fresh, vanilla 7.5.9 install, deleted
DSpellCheck.dll
, and tested with Normal Text.I did just notice though that you specifically have to switch tabs to see the issue; if you open a new tab, and paste a huge file in, it’ll instantly display (basically*) just fine. It’s only when you start switching tabs around that the issue happens.
*: Obviously as you get into really huge files, like 20 MB or 100 MB, it takes more and more time to paste, but this is normal, and has nothing to do with tabswitch freezing.
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Hi @don-ho, @fox-e, and All,
And, above all, ONLY IF the
Word Wrap
feature is checked !!Cheers,
guy038
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I think I have found the issue and fixed it.
Could you guys test this binary and confirm me that?
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/temp/npp.zip -
@donho That fixes it!
For anyone else who wants to test that binary, it’s x86, by the way.
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@Predelnik The issue has been identified. Sorry for the wrong presumption.
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@don-ho and All,
It’s OK for me, too, on my Win XP 32 bits laptop !
Thanks for your quick debugging ;-))
Cheers,
guy038