CustomLineNumbers Activity
Notepad++ plugin to display line numbers in a custom format
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Activity for CustomLineNumbers
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Andreas Heim posted a comment on ticket #5
Can I now put in a request then for CustomLineNumbers to support highlighting the current line number in similar fashion, while retaining the more traditional incremental line numbers? Well, of course you could, but unfortunately I have to tell you that I would not implement such a feature request. Notepad++ is able to highlight the text of the current line, have a look at the "Preferences" dialog in the attachments. So, I think what you requested is not worth the effort as it is doubling an already...
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Stefanya Poesy posted a comment on ticket #5
Hello Andreas: Thank you for the clarification, I understand now what you implemented. Can I now put in a request then for CustomLineNumbers to support highlighting the current line number in similar fashion, while retaining the more traditional incremental line numbers? Thanks, Stefanya Poésy (She/Her) stefanyalpoesy@gmail.com On Fri, Jul 25, 2025 at 10:16 PM Andreas Heim dinkumoil@users.sourceforge.net wrote: This behavior is intentional. I will explain it below. The red line number in your screenshots...
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Odd behavior in "Relative Line Numbers" feature
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This behavior is intentional. I will explain it below. The red line number in your screenshots shows the actual line number of the document's current line. Since the "Relative Line Numbers" feature can be combined with the plugin's "Line Numbers Start At" feature, the red line number is also affected by this setting. The other line numbers are relative to the document's current line. That means they indicate the distance of a specific line from the current line.
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Odd behavior in "Relative Line Numbers" feature
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CustomLineNumbers updated /readme.txt
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[BUG] In status bar, "Ln", "Col" and "Pos" sometimes show "Â " instead of locale-induced NBSP
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I was able to fix your issue. It only occured in the 64 bit version of the plugin, presumably because of a bug in the RTL of Delphi XE2 related to regular expressions. I changed the implementation of the code that sets the status bar position infos away from a regular expression approach to a handcrafted method using character searches. Though I have tested it carefully, I would appreciate it very much if you would test the new version of the plugin and give some feedback, especially if you find...
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[BUG] In status bar, "Ln", "Col" and "Pos" sometimes show "Â " instead of locale-induced NBSP
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I can reproduce this issue. I will have a look at it but this may take some time. Please be patient.
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dtyl created ticket #4
[BUG] In status bar, "Ln", "Col" and "Pos" sometimes show "Â " instead of locale-induced NBSP
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Make also Column Number zero-based (or custom)
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Solved in v1.1.10. Ticket closed.
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Thank you for testing, much appreciated.
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Noam posted a comment on ticket #3
Looks perfect on first sight, Thanks! Much appreciated. On Mon, 20 May 2024 at 13:44, Andreas Heim dinkumoil@users.sourceforge.net wrote: The feature has been added. Please test the new version v1.1.10 of the plugin and give some feedback, especially if you find bugs. You can download it from the "Files" section of this repository. [tickets:#3] https://sourceforge.net/p/customlinenumbers/tickets/3/ Make also Column Number zero-based (or custom) Status: pending Milestone: 1.0 Labels: Feature Created:...
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The feature has been added. Please test the new version v1.1.10 of the plugin and give some feedback, especially if you find bugs. You can download it from the "Files" section of this repository.
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Make also Column Number zero-based (or custom)
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Make also Column Number zero-based (or custom)
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Add relative line numbers
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Solved in v1.1.9. Ticket closed.
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Add relative line numbers
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Make also Column Number zero-based (or custom)
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In Notepad++ there are means to access the status bar and alter its content, so it is possible that this feature could be implemented. However, I have to find some spare time to do the necessary research and to actually do the required programming.
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Add relative line numbers
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Add relative line numbers
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Add relative line numbers
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Add relative line numbers
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Add relative line numbers
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It took almost one year but now it's done. I integrated the relative line numbers feature that you requested. I hope I didn't strain your patience too much. However, I was not able to implement the feature as I wanted one year ago. It is not possible to left align the current line number when in relative-line-numbers mode since Scintilla, the underlying edit component used by Notepad++, allows only to set the character alignment for the whole line numbers margin, not for a certain line only. So I...
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It took nearly a year but now it's done. I integrated the relative line numbers feature that you requested. I hope I didn't strain your patience too much. However, I was not able to implement the feature as I wanted one year ago. It is not possible to left align the current line number when in relative-line-numbers mode since Scintilla, the underlying edit component used by Notepad++, allows only to set the character alignment for the whole line numbers margin, not for a certain line only. So I decided...
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Make also Column Number zero-based (or custom)
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Thank you for your consideration Andreas :) There is no hurry.
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Thank you for your feedback. I think I prefer the kind of implementation like in VS Code, i.e. current line number left aligned, relative line numbers right aligned without a sign. If this is not possible (how to adjust the width of line numbers margin to be able to right/left align numbers? how to right/left align at all?) I will implement it like in your posting above: current line number (0- or 1-based, according to user's setting) and relative line numbers with a sign. IMO relative line numbers...
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Note that sign may be omitted if difference between the current line and other lines is obvious (ex. current line number left-aligned, offsets right-aligned and always starting from 1).
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Note that sign may be omitted if difference between the current line and the offset is obvious (ex. current line number left-aligned, offsets right-aligned and always starting from 1).
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