I have NP++ set up such that when I view source with IE, it brings up Notepad. IE puts those source files in a temporary folder, and deletes them whenever you view the source again of the same page. What's happening is that I view source from IE, I tab over to NP++ and see the prompt for "this file has expired, would you like to close it" (paraphrasing), I click OK to close the file, and immediately get a NP++ crash.
Is anyone else seeing this problem? Are there any other details or logs or anything I could provide to help find this bug?
TIA, Charles
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Settings:
* Np++ is default text editor (when viewing source from IE, notepad++ opens by default)
* Np++ settings->MISC->File Status auto-protection: enable: checked; update silently: checked
1) open Internet Explorer
2) Navigate to google.com
3) right click on page and click on "View Source"
4) verify that page has opened in np++
5) repeat steps 3 and 4 until np++ crashes. Sometimes it crashes for me the first time, sometimes it takes 3 times, but almost never more than 3 attempts. If you can do this 5 times in a row without crashing, I would accept that you are not able to reproduce this bug.
Can some people out there give these steps a shot?
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I have NP++ set up such that when I view source with IE, it brings up Notepad. IE puts those source files in a temporary folder, and deletes them whenever you view the source again of the same page. What's happening is that I view source from IE, I tab over to NP++ and see the prompt for "this file has expired, would you like to close it" (paraphrasing), I click OK to close the file, and immediately get a NP++ crash.
Is anyone else seeing this problem? Are there any other details or logs or anything I could provide to help find this bug?
TIA, Charles
More detailed reproduction steps:
Settings:
* Np++ is default text editor (when viewing source from IE, notepad++ opens by default)
* Np++ settings->MISC->File Status auto-protection: enable: checked; update silently: checked
1) open Internet Explorer
2) Navigate to google.com
3) right click on page and click on "View Source"
4) verify that page has opened in np++
5) repeat steps 3 and 4 until np++ crashes. Sometimes it crashes for me the first time, sometimes it takes 3 times, but almost never more than 3 attempts. If you can do this 5 times in a row without crashing, I would accept that you are not able to reproduce this bug.
Can some people out there give these steps a shot?
Notepad++ often crash when you delete a file from disk and you said do not keep file in notepad