Notepad++ v7.8.5 released

[donho]

@Stefan-Travis

This commit fix your problem and the fix will come with next release:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/commit/3ca82bebf1230a56d91c0fc5ca3a53befb853ffa

[Alan Kilborn]

@Alan-Kilborn

Alan, you’re an idiot: Everywhere in your previous post where you typed 1724, you really meant 1721. That’s the proper id for “Find Previous”. (1724 is the id for the checkbox for two-button-find-mode). Arrrrgh!

This is substantiated by the following from the source code’s FindReplaceDlg_rc.h file:

#define IDC_FINDPREV 1721
#define IDC_FINDNEXT 1723
#define IDC_2_BUTTONS_MODE 1724

[Michael Vincent]

@Alan-Kilborn said in Notepad++ v7.8.5 released:

Alan, you’re an idiot

LOL!!! No you’re not, don’t be so hard on yourself.

Cheers.

[gt-nik]

Hi all,

I’ am getting next error in messagebox popup when i call npp with a session file in commandline.
Note 1: Any file(s), except sessions, in commandline are loaded normally.
Note 2: If a click OK on the error popup, then the session is loaded normally without any other errors.
Note 3: DSpellCheck plugin working as expected, and the error appear not matter if the plugin is enabled or not at npp startup.

npp 7.8.5 x32 portable (zip)
DSpellCheck.dll plugin version 1.4.14.0 by Sergey Semushin ( https://github.com/Predelnik/DSpellCheck
)
Windows 10 pro x64 v1903

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Plugin Exception

An exception occurred due to plugin: DSpellCheck.dll
Exception reason: Access violation

OK

[gt-nik]

I’ am very sorry for my previous post - please ignore it
i installed the last version of DSpellCheck plugin 1.4.15.0 and there is NO ERROR any more (fixed)
I’ am very sorry for my previous post - please ignore it

Best Regards

[ans_user]

@PeterJones
With reference to the usermanual PR#75
I haven’t the notepad++ icon in the “Volume Mixer”.
I use n++ minimalist without installation.
Do you think this is my problem?
How can I do?

[Alan Kilborn]

@ans_user said in Notepad++ v7.8.5 released:

I haven’t the notepad++ icon in the “Volume Mixer”.

I did some experimenting and found that you actually have to run an unsuccessful search (and thus force Notepad++ to make its sound) before it will appear in the “Volume Mixer”. At that point, if you mute Notepad++ in that little applet, it will forevermore be silent on failed searches. A bit strange, but it works, and Windows remembers the choice. Not sure what Windows uses to remember it, though…would one have to do this on any new Notepad++ release? I didn’t care enough to investigate that further. :-)

[zh0so]

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[guy038]

@zh0so,

Even an animal, which, at every moment, must fight to eat and not be eaten, would not have the indecency to say such things !

In these exceptional times, when the Corrona virus is rampant all over the world, could you, at least once, make yourself useful, instead of wasting your time on such messages ?

As for me, as a moderator, I am obliged to ban your account.

guy038

[Norbert Kiss]

@donho

“Turn off sound” checkbox to the Settings -> Program Settings -> Other screen?

In the middle of the night that sound scares the hell out of us.
BTW forcing to turn it off via the Volume Mixer settings of Windows as a workaround is not too professional way of solving it.

[Alan Kilborn]

@Norbert-Kiss

The sound has always been there for an unsuccessful search!

[Alan Kilborn]

@Norbert-Kiss said in Notepad++ v7.8.5 released:

BTW forcing to turn it off via the Volume Mixer settings of Windows as a workaround is not too professional way of solving it.

Don’t believe there even WAS a way to turn it off before now.