Notepad++ v8.4.7 Release
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@Nino-kun said in Notepad++ v8.4.7 Release:
It would be logical to behave identical on normal/manual exit and OS restart, but now N++ doesn’t do that.
Simply saying - you are right.
I took the opportunity to alert the users that they do not have data (standardly) saved. So if there is a non-critical OS restart/shutdown users are now notified about this fact and by selecting “Cancel” on the restart screen, they can handle this. Otherwise by clicking on the “Restart anyway” they are relying on the N++ backup engine as before.
@donho
What do you think - should we also fix this “inconsistency” in between the normal N++ exit and N++ exit forced by OS restart/shutdown?(possible solution is easy - just adding one more check for the active isSnapshotMode…)
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@xomx said in Notepad++ v8.4.7 Release:
Should I create an issue for this where we can continue in discussion about solution?
Yes, please.
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FYI: Auto-update for Notepad++ v8.4.7 has been triggered.
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@donho ,
Unfortunately, @Craig-O-Neil has just reported a v8.4.7 regression in “New document | Default langauge not working for new NP++ instance”. I confirmed it and created the issue #12586.
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I have a small (bag)
Please add Notepad++ on windows 11 context menu !
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@Professor-Andrey said in Notepad++ v8.4.7 Release:
I have a small (bag)
Please add Notepad++ on windows 11 context menu !
Windows 11 has intentionally hidden that away, to steer users into a single Open With application. You can see the old-style menu by using Show More Options in the Right-click menu, or using Shift+F10 instead of Right clicking.
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Or see the user manual section on the right -click for Windows 11 on this page: https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/other-resources/ -
Notepad++ v8.4.7 (64-bit)
Build time : Nov 1 2022 - 23:31:11
Path : C:_ProgramF\Notepad++_portable\npp.8.4.7.portable.x64\notepad++.exe
Command Line :
Admin mode : ON
Local Conf mode : ON
Cloud Config : OFF
OS Name : Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit)
OS Build : 7601.24511
Current ANSI codepage : 1251
Plugins :
Explorer (1.9.5)
mimeTools (2.9)
NppConverter (4.5)
NppExport (0.4)
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Yes, “enable smooth font” slightly changes how the font appears. this isn’t specific to v8.4.7, and is rather the point of the option.
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v8.4.7 this happens / worked in 8.4.6
trying to open/edit multiple files …didn’t find any solution for it, however a lot of old reports showing the same errors
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@Mike7O ,
Windows ShellExecute is limited in the number of characters it will accept; this was true in v8.4.6 and is still true in v8.4.7, because it’s part of the Microsoft Windows win32-api definition for maximum command length.
You might consider not opening so many files from the same right-click from Explorer; then you can select the second half, and unless you have done something like telling Notepad++ to always open files in multisession, it will add the files to the existing Notepad++ window. Or just open the folder as a workspace from inside Notepad++.
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@PeterJones nice, haven’t explored that many features so anything that makes my work easier is appreciated 🤩
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@Mike7O
still I was able to do it in previous versions … well now I know alternative ways …
googled and this was the solutionso run as admin which some settings-changes required I will only do when I need 😎
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Some times I find that the source is badly managed by notepad++.
As now I know that this can happen, when I find that the program has an inadequate behavior I delete the line and I retype it.
Example in the attached file, tittle should be in blue like the other keywords. I had to delete the line and reenter it.
This problem is unfortunately not reproducible.
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@DomOBU ,
<tittle>is not an HTML tag, so it will not be styled as an HTML tag. The correct tag<title>would be properly styled.
If you want to make it more obvious that you’ve got an error in your HTML, you can go to Settings > Style Configurator > HTML > TAGUNKNOWN and change the foreground colour from black to red
This is not a regresion in Notepad++: it has always been like this. This is not a bug in Notepad++: it was intended to style invalid/unknown HTML tags differently than valid/known tags. This is intended behavior.
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@PeterJones said in Notepad++ v8.4.7 Release:
Style Configurato
Thank you for your answer. You are right.
I didn’t know this “Style Configurator” feature which is very useful.
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It seems that the word “download” is not recognized in the HTML files.
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@DomOBU ,
<DOWNLOAD>isn’t an HTML tag that I’m aware of.downloadmight be a keyword in one of the web scripting languages (javascript, ASP, or similar), but I don’t know for sure.But it’s not a regression in v8.4.7, and that’s the focus of this topic. If you have generic Notepad++ questions that aren’t specific to breaking-changes in v8.4.7, please create a new topic in “Help Wanted”
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@PeterJones
Thank you for your reply.
I have tried in “Help wanted” but my post is considered as spam.The context is as follows:
<a href=“the URL of the file to download”
download=“the name you want to give to the downloaded file”>
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@DomOBU ,
You should be able to post elsewhere… probably just too high a percentage of your post was HTML without being inside the ``` markdown (using the
</>button on the toolbar) so the forum thought you were trying to build HTML to spam us.But to simply answer your question: edit
%AppData%\Notepad++\langs.xml, find the<Language name="html"section. In the<Keywords name="instre1">element (which hashrefin the text), putdownloadbetweendl draggable(so that it’s in alphabetical order) =>dl download draggable, save, and reload Notepad++.
From there on out, your copy of Notepad++ will know the
downloadattribute for HTML files.Further discussion on this should be in a separate topic.
