Plugins : AutoSave.dll BetterMultiSelection.dll ChangedLines.dll CodeAlignmentNpp.dll ColumnTools.dll ComparePlugin.dll CsvQuery.dll DoxyIt.dll DSpellCheck.dll Explorer.dll GitSCM.dll He圎ditor.dll JSMinNPP.dll MarkdownViewerPlusPlus.dll NppConsole.dll nppConverter.dll NppExec.dll NppExport.dll NppFTP.dll NppMenuSearch.dll Perl Indent.dll PluginManager.dll PreviewHTML.dll Python Indent.dll QuickText.dll SpeechPlugin.dll SurroundSelection.dll TagLEET.dll TagsView.dll XMLTools.dll ZoomDisabler.dllīut I did try a “clean” version with same non-working results: I didn’t bother getting 7.8.3 32-bit for apples to apples - this isn’t much of an issue for me, but interesting that yours works and mine doesn’t. Most column mode implementations require holding down the Alt key, which I find cumbersome. I also tried with N++ 7.7.1 32-bit with lots of plugins and same behavior. None feature that same type of column mode.
Pspad column mode portable#
Weird - I just tried on portable N++ 7.8.3 64-bit with only NppExec (no other plugins) and it didn’t work for me - same results as I posted above. May be a plugin I have that is causing issue I there some magic hocus pocus that is preventing resizing of the Notepad++ line number margin (margin said in Need the ability to have fixed-width line number column: Yep, that worked and i can visibly see the margin is huge. Let’s try margin 1, the bookmark margin: SCI_SENDMSG SCI_GETMARGINWIDTHN 1 Wait, what? I set it to 100 and it visibly didn’t change and querying it, it’s still 32. Let’s just change it: SCI_SENDMSG SCI_SETMARGINWIDTHN 0 100 In the question What are the best programming text editors Sublime Text is ranked 8th while PSPad is ranked 27th. So the width of the Notepad++ line number margin is 32. 1480 323 Get it here 17 3 When comparing Sublime Text vs PSPad, the Slant community recommends Sublime Text for most people. Using NppExec: SCI_SENDMSG SCI_GETMARGINWIDTHN 0 file compare (latest version has built-in lite-copy of a very nice. Replace With:, Make sure you select: Regular Expression in Search Mode. put the same text in the same position on a selected range of lines. Press: Ctrl + H to open Replace window, Find What. If all we’re trying to do is make the Notepad++ line number margin a different width that’s easy (he says until he actually tries it). In order to add a comma (,) or a semicolon ( ) at the end of each line in a file using Notepad++ text editor, follow the below steps, Open the file in Notepad++. I may have been thinking about this all wrong. This will eventually be added to Connect (no timeline yet).Said in Need the ability to have fixed-width line number column:Ĭhange the width of the line number margin That said, we are looking at implementing variable-record CSV files, but probably as a completely separate mode. We elected to make sure errors (or simple discrepancies) would be trapped as soon as possible.
This can quickly lead to a very messy template that’s hard to maintain. For instance, designing a template that expects 10 fields but that only receives 5 means that all fields must be subject to a condition that determines if the fields actually exist. That means I am not able to select any column by mouse. In designing the application, we considered the user comments (in forums such as this one, for instance) and realized that processing data errors from inside the data-processing operation (or inside the template) could quickly become cumbersome. If I change the selection type to 'Column Selection' and click into any text with the mouse to start selecting a column I can see the selection type jumping back to 'Normal Selection' in the footer line (symbol is changing). The Connect approach increases the performance and allows an almost unlimited number of rows per record, but it does so at the expense of flexibility. The latter treats it as a database and therefore analyzes it as a whole. There is a fundamental difference between how PlanetPress and Connect process CSV files: the former treated it as a text file and therefore analyzed each line separately.
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