Notepad++ v8.4.6 Release
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@BillDavison
It’s “Change history” feature. Disable it and printing goes back to normal. -
@Michał-Łętowski Thanks. I mentioned that in my post, though maybe not prominently.
This is being tracked on the “issues” forum. I should have posted there originally, but didn’t know better at the time.
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@BillDavison said in Notepad++ v8.4.6 Release:
This is being tracked on the “issues” forum.
I think possibly here: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/12281
I should have posted there originally, but didn’t know better at the time.
IMO you posted in the correct place. This current thread is for (new) problems specifically with this release.
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why isn’t the setting:
backup -> enable session snapshot and periodic backup
remembered?
every time i restart np++ i have to set this again.
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@mausalimi said in Notepad++ v8.4.6 Release:
why isn’t the setting:
backup -> enable session snapshot and periodic backup
remembered?
every time i restart np++ i have to set this again.You’re probably using multiple instances. That setting is automatically turned off in a second instance. If you quit the first instance first, then quit the second instance, the settings of the second instance are remembered.
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@Alan-Kilborn
indeed it works now with only one instance.cool, thanks @all
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@donho said in Notepad++ v8.4.6 Release:
@Alan-Kilborn
Thank you for pointing out the real problem.NPPM_GETBOOKMARKIDhas been add in the master:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/commit/4d5069280900ee249d358bc2b311bdb4b03f30a9and the new API will be available in the next release.
cc: @Iton-Horn @mattesh @Alan-Kilborn @Michael-Vincent
FYI, Mr. Dook has implied he will update the plugin when the new API is available (see here).
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Revamp tab context menu #12147 removed lots of useful features.
The deal breaker is the removal of copy filename / directory name, full filename to clipboard. I use these on a daily basis, eg. #include “just_the_filename.h”
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Not removed, but rather, moved into a submenu, so one extra click each use.
And there’s also the option of assigning the action(s) you care about most to shortcuts.
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@Alan-Kilborn I agree, the feature is great, but try to print out the file, the output can be very hard to read. I turn this feature on and off. On when editing, and off when I need to print, then back on…
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@Danjel-Jungersen said in Notepad++ v8.4.6 Release:
the feature is great
The change-history feature IS great, but it is new to Notepad++, and like a lot of new non-trivial features, it will have its share of minor troubles until it is mature. The currently-known issues with it are slated to be fixed with the release of 8.4.7.
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@guy038 Is there a way to make that preference stick?
I turn off that option, then when I create a new document it’s on again. Wft
FYI, I don’t want to see it when I type. It’s not just about printing. It’s majorly distracting to me.
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@rebber2 ,
I turn off that option, then when I create a new document it’s on again. Wft
See my reply your other post.
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Is it safe to use Notepad++ in Russia? Don’t make political declaration, please just confirm “I am participating in warware” or “I am not”
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I am just curious - what do you precisely mean by “safe”?
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I am just curious - what do you precisely mean by “safe”?
It’s called “protestware”.
The guy’s implying that Notepad++ could be booby-trapped with politically motivated exploit code.
Don’t try to be cheeky with a troll; just point them to the Boycott Notepad++ topic next time.
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@rdipardo said in Notepad++ v8.4.6 Release:
It’s called “protestware”.
Did not know that, thanks. Stupid idea.
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this may be a better version, for best performance, v8.3.3 is prone to crashes. I open about 30 tabs with core i7 gen 9 configuration and the speed is really slow. Hope that gets better with v8.4.6
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Version V8.4.6 is a real improvement in performance, I’ve only been using it for a few days but have less crashes than previous versions.
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@xomx there are some cases already. warware spoils reliability of Open Source.
