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> I actually ditched Notepad++ when they changed the icon to a iguana which was even worse of a previous version. Can you guys do something about it?
Some peoples who don't like the icon tried to do something about it, something like controbuting a new icon.
Your action (bitching about it) is the one of the most constructive contributions I can see so far.
Don.
2010-01-02 00:16:20 UTC in Notepad++
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antartica :
Go to your notepad++ installed directory, Then go into "plugins" directory. Rename "NppExec.dll" to "NppExec.foo". Then see if the problem is solved.
Don.
2010-01-01 11:32:11 UTC in Notepad++
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> I got a WIn7 x64 for testing here. And I'm using NppExec a lot!
ufo-pu55y, do you have any problem then ?
Don.
2009-12-31 17:32:57 UTC in Notepad++
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@Jan
Thank you for the info.
I guess Eric's problem is due to the NppExec bad settings (which is still a bug of NppExec).
Don.
2009-12-31 16:10:59 UTC in Notepad++
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@erics8 :
Wrird, I can not reproduce it under my vista.
Could you download the zipped package, unzip it, then see if this issue resists.
Don.
2009-12-31 15:35:21 UTC in Notepad++
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@erics8 :
Did you have the same problem with v.5.6.3 ?
Could you restore NppExec then remove LightExplorer to see if it still work?
Don.
2009-12-31 15:10:14 UTC in Notepad++
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Thank you for your very fast test result.
We may need your help to make NppExec work under win7 x64, could you test it for us?
Don.
2009-12-31 13:48:44 UTC in Notepad++
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> Renaming my plugin folder fixed it. Thank you.
Could you help us to identify the culprit?
Restore your plugins folder then remove pluin one by one to see which one causes this problem.
Thank you in advance,
Don.
2009-12-31 13:08:17 UTC in Notepad++
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> In Unicode, every character takes two bytes,
Not for Scintilla component. Its Unicode mode is in multi-byte but not in wide-char. BTW Scintilla Unicode mode is always in UTF-8. UCS-2 encoding is done in Notepad++ but displayed in Scintilla in UTF-8.
Don.
2009-12-30 02:57:05 UTC in Notepad++
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> if someone sends me files in encoding X, I must work on them in Unicode and then convert them back to the encoding X. I currently can't imagine doing that last step in NP
All you need to do is open the files in question with Notepad++ v5.4.6, then encode them X with one of char set menu item. Modify it then save it.
What is happening in above procedure is :
The files are opened in ANSI...
2009-12-30 02:37:47 UTC in Notepad++
