Hi I found a bug that seems to occur with long paths:
Please ...
- make sure you have a file (it can be 0 byte) exists with the following path:
"C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\legnon0\Eigene Dateien\Arbeit\Projekte\Schaltungsbibliothek\Wiki_XVDT_Demodulator\XVDT_Demodulator_Anhang\_Dokumente\Versionstabelle_fuer_Wiki-TE.txt"
- open the file in NP++
- close the file
- delete the file (but keep the directories)
- Try to open it via the "File"-menu (the list with the recently opnened files)
- NP++ comes up with an window that requests to generate the file because it can't find it.
- Press Yes or No
-> NP++ crashes!!!
If you have pressed Yes, it has generated a 0-byte file before crashing.
This bug is extremely annoying if the user has checked the option to restore the last session and NP++ tries to open this file automatically after starting!!
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi I found a bug that seems to occur with long paths:
Please ...
- make sure you have a file (it can be 0 byte) exists with the following path:
"C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\legnon0\Eigene Dateien\Arbeit\Projekte\Schaltungsbibliothek\Wiki_XVDT_Demodulator\XVDT_Demodulator_Anhang\_Dokumente\Versionstabelle_fuer_Wiki-TE.txt"
- open the file in NP++
- close the file
- delete the file (but keep the directories)
- Try to open it via the "File"-menu (the list with the recently opnened files)
- NP++ comes up with an window that requests to generate the file because it can't find it.
- Press Yes or No
-> NP++ crashes!!!
If you have pressed Yes, it has generated a 0-byte file before crashing.
This bug is extremely annoying if the user has checked the option to restore the last session and NP++ tries to open this file automatically after starting!!
This will be version >4.5, right? In NP++ 4.5 the bug is still there.
Thanks for working on this great editor. It is the best one that I could find!
No.
It'll be in v4.6
Don
I can reproduce it.
This bug will be fixed in the next version.
Don