I see that the TextFX Viz Settings menu has a default check mark on the "+Viz Copy-cut always converts to CR/LF", but I don't know if unchecking it and using the Viz copy features will allow pasting "as-is". You could experiment with selecting the Unix file format, or use the "View in Hex" plugin, or find an editor that isn't designed for primarily editing source code. --Joel
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Hi,
How can I paste a text into N++ without N++ (automatically) adding/changing/deleting any controlcodes?
For example a text like: a<CR>b<CR><LF> gives me either a<CR>b<CR> or a<CR><LF>b<CR><LF> or a<LF>b<LF> (depending on the selected format).
Is there a way how to paste without (automatic) modification?
I believe there should be a format that does exactly that. You can always convert it to the wanted format (windows/unix/mac) lateron.
Regards,
Matthias
I see that the TextFX Viz Settings menu has a default check mark on the "+Viz Copy-cut always converts to CR/LF", but I don't know if unchecking it and using the Viz copy features will allow pasting "as-is". You could experiment with selecting the Unix file format, or use the "View in Hex" plugin, or find an editor that isn't designed for primarily editing source code. --Joel