I have turned on wordwrap and I'm writing a text long enough so I have to scroll to get to bottom. Both text-files must scroll to get to bottom.
Sometimes when I use Ctrl+Tab to switch between open files, the editor goes back to top.
Now today this happend again. The first file was opened from explorer. The second file was opened from the most recent menu. The behaviour stopped. Either because I closed the righmost textfile and loaded it again OR i did use the mouse to switch between files.
Both files ends with .txt.
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I have a similar behavior. With a file having very long lines, in word wrap mode, the scrolling position of the window returns to the beginning when changing tab. The actual cursor position is correct (so the cursor is outside view, and typing would scroll the window). A problem which may be related is when you paste a long line and the window does not scroll to keep the cursor visible.
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Hi. Using NPP545 with xp sp3.
I have turned on wordwrap and I'm writing a text long enough so I have to scroll to get to bottom. Both text-files must scroll to get to bottom.
Sometimes when I use Ctrl+Tab to switch between open files, the editor goes back to top.
Now today this happend again. The first file was opened from explorer. The second file was opened from the most recent menu. The behaviour stopped. Either because I closed the righmost textfile and loaded it again OR i did use the mouse to switch between files.
Both files ends with .txt.
I have a similar behavior. With a file having very long lines, in word wrap mode, the scrolling position of the window returns to the beginning when changing tab. The actual cursor position is correct (so the cursor is outside view, and typing would scroll the window). A problem which may be related is when you paste a long line and the window does not scroll to keep the cursor visible.