I encountered 2 BUG's within the file-search in Notepad++:
- if you start a string-search through files (i.e. all *.cpp in the current folder) and you close the search window, notepad is still searching for the string. If you then try to open the search-dialog again (while it's still searching) the program crashes
- if I set the filter in "find in files" f.e. to "*.c; *.h", the next time I press CTRL+F and change to the "find in files"-tab, the filter is still present, but if I press STRG+SHIFT+F I suddenly have another filter-set f.e. "*.h *.hpp *.hxx *.cpp *.cxx *.cc"
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You're right.
It works for me too. The effect occurs when I'm editing a *.h.
I suggest just to include *.c into the "*.h *.hpp *.hxx *.cpp *.cxx *.cc"-filter,
or to give every user the possibility to edit those filters...
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the first one could be confirmed by me. (5.1.1 ANSI)
the second one isn't a bug it's a great feature, which you just introduced to me. thanks a bunch!
It is setting the file filter depending to the language setting of the currently viewed file. in your case all files that are in the C++style setting.
regards
bitchin' McLoo
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too bad this "great feature" does not recognize that I'm currently editing a *.c and not a *.cpp file, even if language is set to C and not C++...
result is that the search-fkt. does not search in my source-code-files!
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too bad this "great feature" does not recognize that I'm currently editing a *.c and not a *.cpp file, even if language is set to C and not C++...
result is that the search-fkt. does not search in my source-code-files!
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I encountered 2 BUG's within the file-search in Notepad++:
- if you start a string-search through files (i.e. all *.cpp in the current folder) and you close the search window, notepad is still searching for the string. If you then try to open the search-dialog again (while it's still searching) the program crashes
- if I set the filter in "find in files" f.e. to "*.c; *.h", the next time I press CTRL+F and change to the "find in files"-tab, the filter is still present, but if I press STRG+SHIFT+F I suddenly have another filter-set f.e. "*.h *.hpp *.hxx *.cpp *.cxx *.cc"
You're right.
It works for me too. The effect occurs when I'm editing a *.h.
I suggest just to include *.c into the "*.h *.hpp *.hxx *.cpp *.cxx *.cc"-filter,
or to give every user the possibility to edit those filters...
hi,
the first one could be confirmed by me. (5.1.1 ANSI)
the second one isn't a bug it's a great feature, which you just introduced to me. thanks a bunch!
It is setting the file filter depending to the language setting of the currently viewed file. in your case all files that are in the C++style setting.
regards
bitchin' McLoo
hello!
too bad this "great feature" does not recognize that I'm currently editing a *.c and not a *.cpp file, even if language is set to C and not C++...
result is that the search-fkt. does not search in my source-code-files!
hello!
too bad this "great feature" does not recognize that I'm currently editing a *.c and not a *.cpp file, even if language is set to C and not C++...
result is that the search-fkt. does not search in my source-code-files!
hi stormtroopa
works perfectly for me Language = C results in filemask "*.c"
regards
bitchin'McLoo