How to view "spiritual quotes"
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Sorry if this has been asked before (I couldn’t find it though).
I have just upgraded Notepad++ and the change.log says:
“Add several spiritual quotes and a subtle Easter egg in the source code”
The Easter egg, I found on the Internet how to unwrap it, but how can I see the spiritual quotes?
Thanks.
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start np++ with the argument -qnrandom to get a random quote every time you launch np++
eg:
notepad++.exe -qnrandom
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@Meta-Chuh said:
-qnrandom…every time you launch…
…and then repeat that over and over many times to see ALL the quotes…
Or have a look at the quote section of this file…search it for “quote” to easily find the section. The quotes are a fascinating feature of Notepad++ (dripping sarcasm).
@José-Miguel-del-Río , did you truly find Don Ho’s recent easter egg and apparently the one he is most-proud of? (pooling sarcasm)
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More info:
Type the word “random” into a Notepad++ editor tab, select the entire word, and invoke About Notepad++ from the ? menu (or press its shortcut, usually F1) – this will invoke the ghost-typing feature to show a random quote.
Even more info:
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/features/ghost-typing.html
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/wiki/Ghost-Typing
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i just revisited the big d… easter egg commit.
i bet the p… that downvoted you there thought your emoji wasn’t an explanation of the easter egg, but something directed to him 😂
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I also said “hopefully…we can stop talking about it”…but here we are… :-)
