Notepad++
-allows you to open multiple files at once, or multiple files multiple times, but only one will be
-active (have focus) at any time. All files are represented on the tab
-bar with their filename and an icon indicating if its normal, edited
-or readonly (see the section about the Tab Bar for more details).
-Simply click on a tab to activate the file. You can also use the
-Ctrl-TAB and Ctrl-Shift-TAB key combinations to switch through the
-active files, or depress the right mouse button and use the scroll
-wheel (see also Switching between Documents).
-If
-you have Multi-View enabled, only one view can be actually active,
-however you can see both files (see also the section about
-Multi-View).
-
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-
-
Auto Completion
-
-
-
Auto completion
-
-
Notepad++
-has autocompletion capabilities, allowing it to finish a word that
-you are typing by giving a list of possible options, or immediately
-inserting it when only one possibility is left (powered by the
-Scintilla component).
-
There
-are two types of auto completion.
-
The first one uses a list of well
-known keywords and provides a hint based on that and goes by the name
-Function Completion. It is triggered by selecting Edit->Auto-Completion->Function
-Completion or automatically when a certain amount of characters is
-typed (see also Preferences).
-
The second one retrieves
-all the words from the current file and provides hinting on that,
-named Word Completion. This is triggered by selecting Edit->Auto-Completion->Word
-Completion, or by entering a set number of characters (again, see Preferences). Word completion is the only type that can
-automatically finish a word without displaying a list of options
-first.
-
Somewhat
-related but not exactly the same is the display of function parameter
-hints, or calltips. This is a small tooltip that will show the
-required parameters (and possibly some details of them) for a
-function a call to which is being edited. This is specifically
-targeted for programming purposes and serves no real value for other
-tasks. The calltip will highlight the current parameter being edited
-for a quick emphasis on what is actually needed. It is purely
-passive and will not modify the text in any way. To trigger a calltip (if one can be found), select Edit->Auto-Completion->Function parameters hint.
Autocompletion
-is language based (see Languages) and has different API files for
-each language. For more details on these XML files and how to make your own ones, please refer to NpWiki++.
-
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-
-
Bookmarks
-
-
-
-
Bookmarks
-A
-bookmark is a special marker on a single line, indicated on the
-bookmark margin. With this you can easily search for lines and
-perform certain operations on them.
-
-
Adding/Removing
-bookmarks:
-
You
-can toggle a bookmark on a single line by clicking on the bookmark
-margin in front of the line, or by selecting Search->Toggle
-Bookmark. The Search->Reverse
-Bookmarks command toggles bookmarks on each line of the currently opened document.
-
-To remove all bookmarks
-
Select Search->Clear all Bookmarks.
Navigating
-with bookmarks:
-
To
-Jump with the cursor to the next line containing a bookmark, select
-Search->Next Bookmark, to go to the previous bookmarked line
-select Search->Previous Bookmark.
-
-
-
Modifying
-bookmarked lines:
-
-You
-can perform a single operation on all bookmarked lines.
-
-
-To
-cut each bookmarked line, select Search->Cut Bookmarked Lines.
-Every line will be cut from the file and added to the clipboard, so
-they can all be pasted at once.
-
To
-copy, select Search->Copy bookmarked Lines instead.
-
-To
-replace each bookmarked line with the current clipboard contents,
-select Search->Paste to (Replace) bookmarked lines.
-/li>
-To
-remove all bookmarked lines, select Search->Delete bookmarked
-lines.
-
-The
-Delete option allows you to search for lines first, mark them with a
-bookmark using search (see Search), then remove all of them based on
-a certain trait.
-
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-
-
Brace Matching
-
-
-
-
Brace
-Matching
-Notepad++
-can search for matching brace pairs. Placing the cursor at one brace
-will automatically search for the matching other brace, and highlight
-it (see Styler Configurator). You can move the cursor to
-the matching brace by selecting Search->Go to matching brace.
-
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-
-
Bug Reports
-
-
-
Bug Reports
-If
-you find that Notepad++ isn't working correctly or plain crashing,
-you probably encountered a bug. First check if you have the latest
-version, each release Notepad++ gets improved and bugs get fixed
-(unfortunately, sometimes added as well so always tread careful when
-updating). Also, if you just added or opgraded a plugin, it could be the cause of the bug.
-Then,
-check if a plugin causes the trouble. Remove all plugins or start
-with the command line option to disable all plugins and see if the
-issue persists. If so:
-Check
-the forums: maybe other users noticed it as well and found a fix or
-are in discussion.
-Check
-the Bug tracker
-(http://sourceforge.net/tracker2/?group_id=95717&atid=612382):
-maybe the bug is already detected and added to the list. Search for
-it and if it's not there, you can add it and help the developers find
-and fix it (always be very clear what the problem is, what causes it
-and how to reproduce it. Crash reports are, unfortunately, currently
-not very helpful, a description on how to reproduce the crash is). Also please zip or 7-zip the NppDump.dmp file if any was produced, and attach it to the report: it contains the internal state of Notepad++ when the crash took place, an is invaluable to developpers.
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-
-
Built-in Languages
-
-
-
-
Built-in languages
-
Standard
-Notepad++ comes preloaded with a list with over 50 among the most popular
-languages. You can select those languages using the Language
-menu and configure their style using the Styler Configurator. Most
-often the correct language is selected when opening a file based on the
-extension or filename (as is the case for makefiles) but you can always
-select another one. When saving a session, the selected language will
-be remembered, but closing and reopening the file will trigger the
-autodetection again. You can change the extensions that are associated
-with a language using the Styler Configurator. Also, custom keywords can be added to most languages: when selecting an adequate (language, style item) pair, the Styler Configurator displayys a text area where extra keywords can be typed in, separated with spaces.
-
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-
-
Closing
-
-
-
-
Closing
-files
-In
-order to close the files you have open, you have multiple options at
-hand. Remember that if you have any unsaved data in a file, Notepad++
-will always ask you if you'd like to save those changes before
-closing any file.
-
Primarily,
-you can close any file by selecting File->Close or press .
-
To
-close all files, select File->Close All or press .
-
To close all
-the files but the active one, select File->Close All but Active.
-
You
-can also close any tab by clicking on it with the middle mouse
-button. This way you can close tabs without having to bring them to
-the foreground. A right click on the tab will invoke a context menu, from which the topmost entry is Close me. That works just as well if you have only two mouse buttons.
-
There
-is also a setting that allows you to close any tab by doubleclicking
-on it, or show a close button on each tab (). To see how to do this,
-see the section about configuring the Tab Bar in the Preference dialog
-
Finally,
-you can close any active tab by clicking on the cross in the
-top-right corner of the menu bar.
-
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-
-
Column Mode Editing
-
-
-
-
Column Mode editing
-
Editing rectangilar areas
-
A
-special way of editing files is column mode editing. This means that
-text can be selected in columns, rather than rows (effectively
-meaning 'vertical editing'). The column editing support is done via
-Scintilla, but with a few supplements of Notepad++. To initiate a
-Column mode selection, depress the Alt key (default) when selecting
-text (using mouse or cursor keys), moving the cursor downwards or
-upwards as needed. This works best if a non-proportional (monospaced)
-font is used, because then each character will be visually aligned with the
-ones in the same column above and below it (refer to Styler Configurator for more
-information).
-
When text is
-selected in this so called rectangilar mode, typing will change each selected column of characters into the typed character, or insert such a column.
-Use the ESC key to exit this special typing mode. To back up one column, use the Edit->Undo feature, instead of the Backspace key.
-
-
-
Before typing "done"
After typing "dne"
-
-
-
-
-
The column editor
-
The
-Column Editor dialog is designed to make working with columns easier.
-It can be opened by selecting Edit->Column Editor.
-
-
-
There
-are two types of insertions that the column editor supports, regular
-text or number sequences.
-
By selecting the Text to insert option, it
-will overwrite each selected row with the given text.
-
The Number to insert option will change each selected row into a numeric value,
-depending on the parameters given:
-
The Initial number is the first
-number to be inserted.
-
The Increase by value gives the value by which
-each consecutive number will increase.
-
If the Leading zeros option is
-checked, smaller values will be padded with zeros to make them the
-same size as larger values, character wise.
-
Finally, you can choose
-which radix to use for numbers (Format), default is Decimal (10 base).
-
-
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-
-Command Line
-
-
-
-Notepad++
-supports a few command line parameters to control its startup. The
-following options are supported (they are case sensitive):
-p>
-
-nline number
-
Line number to go to for each file opened.
-
-c
-
Start editing in Column mode.
-
--help
-
Displays this list, i.e. all the command line switches
-
-loadingTime
-
Displays the loading time of all files Notepad++ is started with.
-The result is displayed in a message box, with a 0.01 second resolution.
-
-multiInst
-
allow Notpead++ to start more than one instance. By default, if
-Notepad++ is already started files wil lbe opened in that instance,
-but this option will start a new one.
-
-noPlugin
-
Do not load any plugins. If you suspect a defunct plugin or you
-just do not wish to load them, add this option.
-
-ro
-
Any file now opened will be opened in Read only mode.
-
-nosession
-
Do not load the previous session if Notepad++ is started. Do not save the session on exit either.
-
-notabbar
-
Hide the Tab Bar, even if the settings say otherwise.
-
-systemtray
-
Start Notepad++ minimised in the system tray, aka notification area
-
-xline number
-
Specify the horizontal position (in pixels) at which Notepad++ main window is to open.
-
-yline number
-
Specify the vertical position (in pixels) at which Notepad++ main window is to open.
-
-llanguage short name
-
Language to set for each file opened. $$$ is a short identifier
-string, of which the following are allowed:
Anything else will be interpreted as a filename. Always quote your
-filename to allow the path to contain spaces, otherwise Notepad++
-will split the single path into multiple paths at each space.
-
-The
-order of the options is not important.
-For
-compatibility, Notepad++ will first try to identify the entire
-command line as a filename, even if it is unquoted. It is however not
-recommended to do this, always quote the filename.
-
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-
-
Commands
-
-
-Commands
-
-Commands
-allow you to execute applications from Notepad++, for example to open
-your current file in a browser or compile it with some external
-compiler. You can pass the program command line parameters based on
-the current status of your document.
-
-
-
To run a new command:
-
Sselect Run->Run.... A dialog will pop up
-asking for the path to the program and possible any command line
-parameters. You can use the browse button to search for your program.
-The drop down list provides recently run programs. The command line
-arguments can also be based on the status of the current document,
-and are always enclosed in $(...), where … can be:
-
-
FULL_CURRENT_PATH
-
the fully qualified path to the current document.
-
CURRENT_DIRECTORY
-
The directory the current document resides in.
-
FILE_NAME
-
The filename of the document, without the directory.
-
NAME_PART
-
The filename without the extension.
-
EXT_PART
-
The extension of the current document.
-
NPP_DIRECTORY
-
The directory that contains the notepad++.exe executable that is
-currently running.
-
>CURRENT_WORD
-
The currently selected text in the document.
-
CURRENT_LINE
-
The current line number that is selected in the document (0 based
-index, the first line is 0).
-
CURRENT_COLUMN
-
The current column the cursor resides in (0 based index, the first
-position on the line is 0).
-
-would
-start a new instance of Notepad++ opening the current file. Remember
-to put quotes around paths if it can contain spaces. For the
-Notepad++ command line options, see Command Line.
-
-
To run an existing command:
-
Select it from the Run menu below the Run...
-option. If no commands are saved, the list will be empty.
-
-
To save the command:
-
Sselect Run->Run..., enter the command and press Save.... A dialog will pop up asking for a name of the command and
-the default key combination. Once saved,
-the command will be available from the Run menu.
-
-
To edit or delete an existing command:
-
-The Shortcut Mapper (see Shortcut Mapper) displays all available commands in a uniform way, so you can modify or delete
-any shortcut you defined, including Run commands. This procedure is also available from
-Run -> Modify shortcut / Delete command.
-As the name suggests, this does not extend to editing the command text proper - you need to edit
-shortcuts.xml to do that.
-
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-
-
Commenting
-
-
-
-
Commenting
-
When
-programming, it is often useful to comment (adding certain tags
-around or in front of text to mark it is non-code) or uncomment
-(large) section of text. Notepad++ allows to add two types of
-comments:
-
block
-comments, which means adding a special tag in front of each line of
-(selected) text.
-
stream
-comments, which means putting special tags around the selected text.
-
-Notepad++
-can also remove block comments from text, or toggle them (adding them
-where absent and removing them where present). These options are
-available from the Edit menu or the Context Menu (see the section
-about the Context Menu for more details).
To remove block comment tags, select Edit->Comment/Uncomment->Block uncomment.
-
To Toggle tags for all selected lines, select Edit->Comment/Uncomment->Block toggle comment
To add stream comment tags around the selected text, select Edit->Comment/Uncomment->Stream comment.
-p>Note that if a block comment starts in column 1, and you toggle block
-comment on a range of lines that contains the line, the line will be
-uncommented, which is not usually desired. This behaviour is difficult to
-avoid.
-
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-
-Context Menu
-
-
-
Context Menu
-
-The
-context menu can be reached by rightclicking anywhere in the edit
-screen. The context menu allows for quick access to commonly used
-commands and is user configurable. To change the contents of the
-context menu, you have to edit the contextMenu.xml file. For this we
-refer you to NpWiki++
-
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-Control files
-
-
-
Control
-files
-
-The
-startup behavior of Notepad++ can be adjusted with a few (0 sized)
-control files. Their absence or presence will control how Notepad++
-acts:
-p>
doLocalConf.xml
-
If present, Notepad++ will use the installation directory for all
-configurations. If abscent,
-%APPDATA% is used instead.
-
asNotepad.xml
-
If present, Notepad++ will act as Windows Notepad, meaning it
-will launch in multiple instances, hides the tab bar and will
-not load the previous session.
-
-
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-Credits
-
Credits
This help file was written by Harry (harrybharry@users.sourceforge.net) and updated by CChris (cchris@users.sourceforge.net).
-It was converted to HTML using KompoZer, compiled to a help file
-with Microsoft HTML Help Workshop. Notepad++ is a product by Don Ho (don.h@free.fr), Microsoft and Microsoft Windows are registered trademarks.
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-Continued search
-
-
-
-
Dialog-free search
-
Continued search
-
After
-a search inside a file, you can select Search->Find Next or
-Search->Find Previous to search for this query again. This allows
-you to quickly perform the same search multiple times without the
-need for any further input.
-
Likewise, you can use Search->Go to Next found result or
-Search->Go to Previous found result to navigate through results shown on the Search result window
-
Volatile search
-Volatile search consists in searching for a word under the caret without the need to open the search dialog box. This has two flavours:
-
-
-Search->Find (Volatile) Next or
-Search->Find (Volatile) Previous find the next/previous occurence of the selected text, without affecting continued search.
-
-Search->Select and Find Next or
-Search->Select and Find Previous find the next/previous occurence of the word under the caret, and remember this search so that continued search applies to this same word.
-
-
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-
-
-Display Shortcuts
-
-
-
-
Shortcuts for the View menu
-
-
Default shortcuts
-Below is the list of predefined keyboard and mouse shortcuts for Notepad++.
-They can be freely configured using the shortcut mapper,
-as well as all the commands which were not bound to shortcuts by default.
-This list does not include standard shortcuts provided by Notepad++-related plugins.
-
-
-
View menu
-
Shortcut
Action
-
Ctrl-(Keypad-/Keypad+)
or Ctrl + mouse wheel button (if any) Zoom in (+ or up) and Zoom out (- or down)