I'm not sure if this feature already exists somewhere in N++ but I haven't been able to find it anywhere so I'm requesting it here.
It'd be really nice if whilst typing a document, the editor could always maintain one page (or a set number of lines) worth of whitespace below the last character in the document (without this space being part of the actual content of the file). That way when typing at the bottom of the document you could scroll down so that you're not always inputting at the very bottom of the screen. Visual Studio does this and I find it to be really handy when you're adding code to the end of a file, you can bring your block of code up into full view and don't have to scroll down continuously when adding adding new lines just above the bottom of the file.
If there's already a way of doing this could someone tell me how? Otherwise I'd really appreciate it if this feature could be put into what is already a great editor.
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Hi,
I'm not sure if this feature already exists somewhere in N++ but I haven't been able to find it anywhere so I'm requesting it here.
It'd be really nice if whilst typing a document, the editor could always maintain one page (or a set number of lines) worth of whitespace below the last character in the document (without this space being part of the actual content of the file). That way when typing at the bottom of the document you could scroll down so that you're not always inputting at the very bottom of the screen. Visual Studio does this and I find it to be really handy when you're adding code to the end of a file, you can bring your block of code up into full view and don't have to scroll down continuously when adding adding new lines just above the bottom of the file.
If there's already a way of doing this could someone tell me how? Otherwise I'd really appreciate it if this feature could be put into what is already a great editor.
I'll do it, expect within 24 hours.
Done.
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=2084924&forum_id=482781
Brilliant. Thanks a bunch for doing that, and for such a fast response!