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    • Roger Morris
      Roger Morris last edited by

      Previously, on opening NP++, my cursor was positioned at the point where I was last editing. Now, suddenly, it’s opening at the end of the file. Is there a setting to control this, and has the default behaviour changed recently?

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      • Ekopalypse
        Ekopalypse @Roger Morris last edited by

        @Roger-Morris

        normally those information is stored in a file called session.xml,
        which is also storing the information which file to open.
        Could it be that you are working with multiple instances of npp in parallel?
        If so, this doesn’t work nicely with sessions as the last instance of npp closed will
        write the session.xml and it knows only its file and positions.

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        • Roger Morris
          Roger Morris last edited by

          nope, just the one instance at any one time.

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          • Ekopalypse
            Ekopalypse @Roger Morris last edited by

            @Roger-Morris

            did you try to check the session.xml file - is it valid?

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            • Meta Chuh
              Meta Chuh @Roger Morris last edited by

              @Roger-Morris

              maybe the log file monitoring function is enabled:

              make sure view > monitoring (tail -f) is disabled.
              if it is enabled it would reload and scroll to the end of a file.

              if it would be activated, you would see an eye instead of a disk at the tab, as seen at the screenshot below.

              Imgur

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