Reopen Notepad++ after update, restart or shutdown Windows 10 from where I was
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You are perhaps living dangerously with this workflow. If I were you, I would name and save files to disk yourself, and then have a separate backup mechanism that doesn’t involve Notepad++.
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@Ekopalypse It did the same thing. This time though I re-opened my file and it was there when I launched NPP this morning. I usually only give Windows half a minute to shut down then force shut down so I’m guessing that this is what’s tripping me up.
Whether fixing the prompt handling would also fix my typical scenario I don’t know. Possibly not.
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Half a minute should be more than enough for an app to save its settings but …
I only have win10 in a VM so it isn’t that convinient to do testing on this
and digging through the code didn’t reveal anything obvious.
Just while writing this I think it might be ok to create some tests using
WM messages only and not restarting the VM always.
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I can confirm this as of version 7.9.5.
This is the scenario:
- Notepad++ is open and has several open tabs, both named (=saved) and unnamed (new nn) files
- Windows 10 performs an automated reboot as part of a bigger update overnight
- After logging in, Notepad++ session is lost
- unnamed files can be found on the backup dir, but there is no trace of what saved files were open
Notepad++ can remember the session if I manually reboot the win10.
Would it make sense to backup the complete session information also every time the backup is performed?
Thanks,
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@Softone_
Same issue here with latest version of Windows 10 and Notepad++
I opened an issue with my build details.
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/9850