Saving sessions is great, but there should be an extension associated with it so users know what those files are and could even double-click to open the notepad++ session.
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The improved handling of session files is so important for me, that I would offer my contribution for this. I've never worked on SF projects before, so you would need to explain the rules :-)
Also note my feature request for "per directory session files", which already works on my machine.
I have experience with team development, source control (Perforce, VSS and some other) and Visual Studio (using VS2005 currently). So much for my resume ;-)
Schwabix
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Hey Don!
I think there should be a command line option to load session from file. So it would work like this (myProject.xml - any Notepad++ session file):
notepad++.exe -session myProject.xml
And, i don't know... Maybe the extension isn't such a bad idea... Notepad++ Session File = nppsf... is .nppsf extension taken? :)
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Is there any progress on this issue? It seems there have been a lot of posts, but nothing has been resolved. I would like to add my voice to those requesting this feature:
Being able to load a session from the command line would make this program a lot more flexible. I would like to use it to keep ToDo lists where I can have multiple tabs with multiple files load all at once. This would be a full replacement of note-taking programs like Keynote. Currently just loading the most recent session is not an option for me, as I use NotePad++ to do all my other coding...
Thanks,
Roman
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Hi, as I really needed to open projects from explorer, I've done a small hack: I've associated .session extension with a Notepad++.bat script in Notepad++ directory. This script copies my .session file previously recorded into my application data folder's session.xml file, and then calls Notepad++.
Here is my script : (save it as notepad++.bat or whatever you want, and then associate it with the extension you want. Then, save your projects using this extension.)
******snip************** @echo off
rem Dumb line : I don't know how to get all the long file name at once... so I get all positional parameters.
copy "%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9" "%HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Application Data\Notepad++\session.xml"
rem I launch with -multiInst option so it launches Notepad++ properly with the loaded session even if it is alrdeady launched.
"C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" -multiInst
rem Hope it'll be usefull, expecting a real command line option to load a given project file.
rem (c)2006 kermorweb@free.fr - This small script is GPL'd too, even if it's only a dos batch.
******snip**************
Bruno <kermorweb@free.fr>
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Saving sessions is great, but there should be an extension associated with it so users know what those files are and could even double-click to open the notepad++ session.
Don,
The improved handling of session files is so important for me, that I would offer my contribution for this. I've never worked on SF projects before, so you would need to explain the rules :-)
Also note my feature request for "per directory session files", which already works on my machine.
I have experience with team development, source control (Perforce, VSS and some other) and Visual Studio (using VS2005 currently). So much for my resume ;-)
Schwabix
Hey Don!
I think there should be a command line option to load session from file. So it would work like this (myProject.xml - any Notepad++ session file):
notepad++.exe -session myProject.xml
And, i don't know... Maybe the extension isn't such a bad idea... Notepad++ Session File = nppsf... is .nppsf extension taken? :)
Is there any progress on this issue? It seems there have been a lot of posts, but nothing has been resolved. I would like to add my voice to those requesting this feature:
Being able to load a session from the command line would make this program a lot more flexible. I would like to use it to keep ToDo lists where I can have multiple tabs with multiple files load all at once. This would be a full replacement of note-taking programs like Keynote. Currently just loading the most recent session is not an option for me, as I use NotePad++ to do all my other coding...
Thanks,
Roman
I'll try to implement this feature, but I promise you nothing.
Don
Any updates on this?
Thanks a bunch for your awesome program, Don!
- Roman
Hi, as I really needed to open projects from explorer, I've done a small hack: I've associated .session extension with a Notepad++.bat script in Notepad++ directory. This script copies my .session file previously recorded into my application data folder's session.xml file, and then calls Notepad++.
Here is my script : (save it as notepad++.bat or whatever you want, and then associate it with the extension you want. Then, save your projects using this extension.)
******snip**************
@echo off
rem Dumb line : I don't know how to get all the long file name at once... so I get all positional parameters.
copy "%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9" "%HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Application Data\Notepad++\session.xml"
rem I launch with -multiInst option so it launches Notepad++ properly with the loaded session even if it is alrdeady launched.
"C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" -multiInst
rem Hope it'll be usefull, expecting a real command line option to load a given project file.
rem (c)2006 kermorweb@free.fr - This small script is GPL'd too, even if it's only a dos batch.
******snip**************
Bruno <kermorweb@free.fr>