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Keep non existing file

2007-02-01
2012-11-13
  • Nobody/Anonymous

    The "Keep non existing file" dialog appears every time the Notepad++ window is selected if you are editing a deleted file. Preferred behavior would be for to display this dialog only once. If the user chooses "yes" then the tab should have a different status.

     
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      I strongly agree.  It's very annoying having to confirm all deleted files everytime I activate the npp window.  I often get deleted files, as expected, when viewing temp files from various other tools.

       
      • Nobody/Anonymous

        Uhm, so annoying bug and so simple bugfix, and it's still not fixed :(((((

         
        • Don HO

          Don HO - 2007-05-12

          You can turn it off.
          Dig in preferences dialog.

          Don

           
          • Nobody/Anonymous

            The preference is not clear.. please define the selection with similar wording as the event title.

            To change this preference:
            File Status Auto-detection disable.

            (Warning labeled "Keep non existing file opened" warning should be renamed to "File Status: Keep non..." much clearer warning message/option.

             
          • Nobody/Anonymous

            Being notified when files are upadated is not the same thing as being bothered constantly when a file is a buffer with no backing.  The concepts are seperate but the option to disable the second - extremely annoying - behavior also affects the first behavior.

            I think the bottom line is that most of us would perfer to only be told once per file status change at most.  Then, if a file is being altered constantly by some other process, delay alerts for 5 minutes or something like that.

             
            • Nobody/Anonymous

              An other approach is to warn the user only if he activates the specific document...

               
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      If you disable this option, will it still be possible to notified when a file has been changed ?