note++ is almost a perfect editor, the only thing i need to make it my default editor is the following issue:
when i code something the best thing is to be in LTR as most programing lang are English in nature, however when i code in HTML and need to use RTL content (Hebrew in my case) i can't edit it like i expect because although the display IS correct the cursor is visual and not logical. i'll explain with an example:
<some_tag some_attr="_HEBREW_CONTENT_">_HEBREW_CONTENT_</some_tag>
the following template does show OK in notepad++, but now if i want to edit the second Hebrew content for example if i try to select with the mouse the 2th char I'll get H instead of T (I'm counting in RTL mode)so i need to switch to RTL edit the content and return to LTR. and of course working RTL with HTML tags isn't comfortable at all.
so when working on a Hebrew web page i need to constantly switch between those two modes, when i prefer to just remain in LTR all the time (better for tags) and be able to work comfortably with the Hebrew parts as well.
thanks for an otherwise great editor,
Yigal
[PS - if you need more info you can contact me at: yigal100 (at) gmail ]
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Hello,
note++ is almost a perfect editor, the only thing i need to make it my default editor is the following issue:
when i code something the best thing is to be in LTR as most programing lang are English in nature, however when i code in HTML and need to use RTL content (Hebrew in my case) i can't edit it like i expect because although the display IS correct the cursor is visual and not logical. i'll explain with an example:
<some_tag some_attr="_HEBREW_CONTENT_">_HEBREW_CONTENT_</some_tag>
the following template does show OK in notepad++, but now if i want to edit the second Hebrew content for example if i try to select with the mouse the 2th char I'll get H instead of T (I'm counting in RTL mode)so i need to switch to RTL edit the content and return to LTR. and of course working RTL with HTML tags isn't comfortable at all.
so when working on a Hebrew web page i need to constantly switch between those two modes, when i prefer to just remain in LTR all the time (better for tags) and be able to work comfortably with the Hebrew parts as well.
thanks for an otherwise great editor,
Yigal
[PS - if you need more info you can contact me at: yigal100 (at) gmail ]
Did you get a solution for this, i am asking because i want it to be fixed for me too. In my case it is arabic
Yes, this is a major issue for me too. :(