Ah, yes, it's an interesting suggestion ! However, clicking this new button No (save) for All should pop-up a confirmation box, of the kind, Are you sure ? with buttons Yes and No
Just imagine, that you've modified, let say, 20 files... No, I don't want to imagine such that bad scenario :-(((
Best Regards,
guy038
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Thanks for replying. I thought there might be some shortcut I didn't know about.
Holding Shift while pressing "No" might be a good solution (as it works in many Windows applications).
Best regards.
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Oh, I didn't think about holding a Shift key ! Good idea ! It would prevent from clicking on an extra confirmation box
Indeed, for instance, in Windows, the difference beteen Del and Shift + Del, when a file is selected, in explorer.exe
So, when exiting Notepad++, if you would hold the Shift key, while clicking on the No button, of the Save confirmation dialog, all the modified files wouldn't be saved at all !
Cheers,
guy038
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I have seen the request several times before, but adding a "No to all" button to a dialog box seemed like a lot of work. Holding down shift is a good compromise.
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Thank you so much for the patch. I do hope it's accepted and integrated soon.
May I seize the opportunity and refer to a few more issues?
I'd be grateful if you find some time to fix/improve them (one at a time :)).
My NP interface is RTL.
I'm quite sure that most RTL users would prefer the default text direction to be Left to Right.
I've been using a Python Script to achieve that, but an apparently simple change in the source code would be much better.
Would it be possible to add a setting: "Default Text Direction Left to Right (for a RTL interface)"?
I have reported the following bugs. I suppose that Don hasn't found the time to address them.
2) Left-click a line number (the line is selected), and immediately right-click on the same spot.
Result: the line is unselected, and the commands "Copy", "Paste" etc. are grayed-out.
(It seems to depend on DSpellCheck's context menu; - if the plugin is installed and its context menu items show up, the commands "Copy" and "Paste" are available.
Otherwise, those commands are grayed-out).
3) Left-click a line number (ONE line is selected).
Result: the status bar displays: Sel: (Number of chars) | 2 (TWO lines are selected).
Select a whole line with a mouse stroke.
Result: the status bar displays: Sel: (Number of chars) | 0 (NONE selected).
How can I open the containing folder in a MAXIMIZED Explorer window?
Best regards.
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Is it possible to discard changes in multiple files without having to press "Save > No" for each file?
Thank you.
Hi Yaron,
Ah, yes, it's an interesting suggestion ! However, clicking this new button No (save) for All should pop-up a confirmation box, of the kind, Are you sure ? with buttons Yes and No
Just imagine, that you've modified, let say, 20 files... No, I don't want to imagine such that bad scenario :-(((
Best Regards,
guy038
Last edit: THEVENOT Guy 2015-05-17
Hello guy038,
Thanks for replying. I thought there might be some shortcut I didn't know about.
Holding Shift while pressing "No" might be a good solution (as it works in many Windows applications).
Best regards.
Yaron,
Oh, I didn't think about holding a Shift key ! Good idea ! It would prevent from clicking on an extra confirmation box
Indeed, for instance, in Windows, the difference beteen Del and Shift + Del, when a file is selected, in explorer.exe
So, when exiting Notepad++, if you would hold the Shift key, while clicking on the No button, of the Save confirmation dialog, all the modified files wouldn't be saved at all !
Cheers,
guy038
Last edit: THEVENOT Guy 2015-05-17
Hello guy038,
Thanks again. I'm glad you agree.
Best regards.
Implemented here: https://github.com/donho/notepad-plus-plus/pull/89
I have seen the request several times before, but adding a "No to all" button to a dialog box seemed like a lot of work. Holding down shift is a good compromise.
Hello Andreas,
Thank you so much for the patch. I do hope it's accepted and integrated soon.
May I seize the opportunity and refer to a few more issues?
I'd be grateful if you find some time to fix/improve them (one at a time :)).
My NP interface is RTL.
I'm quite sure that most RTL users would prefer the default text direction to be Left to Right.
I've been using a Python Script to achieve that, but an apparently simple change in the source code would be much better.
Would it be possible to add a setting: "Default Text Direction Left to Right (for a RTL interface)"?
I have reported the following bugs. I suppose that Don hasn't found the time to address them.
1) https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/discussion/331753/thread/6177edd4/#aab7
2) Left-click a line number (the line is selected), and immediately right-click on the same spot.
Result: the line is unselected, and the commands "Copy", "Paste" etc. are grayed-out.
(It seems to depend on DSpellCheck's context menu; - if the plugin is installed and its context menu items show up, the commands "Copy" and "Paste" are available.
Otherwise, those commands are grayed-out).
3) Left-click a line number (ONE line is selected).
Result: the status bar displays: Sel: (Number of chars) | 2 (TWO lines are selected).
Select a whole line with a mouse stroke.
Result: the status bar displays: Sel: (Number of chars) | 0 (NONE selected).
How can I open the containing folder in a MAXIMIZED Explorer window?
Best regards.
I think it's possible to get the Explorer window to be maximized by creating a batch file like this:
Then go to Run -> Run menu and adding a new command which does this:
Thanks again. I appreciate your help.
I've been using NirCmd.
I thought it might be achieved without it or a batch file.
Best regards.