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Notepad++ 4.11

Slimy   on 14 May 2007 - 20:54 · 6 comments & 3106 views

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Notepad++ is a free source code editor which supports several programming languages running under the MS Windows environment. This project, based on Scintilla edit component (a very powerful editor component) are written in C++ with pure win32 api and STL (that ensures the higher execution speed and smaller size of the program), is under the GPL Licence.

Changelog:
  • Fix the unnecessary memory consuming (not memory leak) while find in files operation.
  • Enhance Find in files feature : Insert the default value to filters and Directory fields automatically while launch or switch to Find in file dialog.
  • Fix the crash bug while double click on find in files result.
  • Link clickable feature is optional (in Preferences->MISC).
  • Fix crash problem while search in all opened file in multi-view mode.
  • Fix Close button misplaced problem in Find dialog.
  • Change the plugin behaviour : different users can have different sets of plugins, besides the basic set. Notepad++ will load the plugins from %APPDATA%Notepad++plugins directory, in the case of absence of "doLocalConf.xml".
Download: Notepad++ 4.11 (Freeware)
Link: Home Page | Forum Discussion (Thanks rado354)

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#1 Darken on 14 May 2007 - 23:43
Good!
#2 Juan4Ever on 15 May 2007 - 02:07
great app!!!
if they update their plugins as well
#3 Pewpew12 on 15 May 2007 - 03:12
Is there a plugin/method to integrate compilers to make this an IDE?
#4 Thrawn on 15 May 2007 - 15:14
This has got kind of an odd bug...

When I try to drag the panel on the right side, I get a messagebox whith the title "SetWindowsHookEx (KEYBOARD) failed" Message "GetLastError() returned 1428"

And it crashes and burns... Taskmgr froze, but the Ctrl-Alt-Del menu let me restart the computer. I did it twice just to be sure

Anyways, this is a good idea... A nice light editor so you don't have to fire-up an IDE every time you look at code. I hope there aren't more bugs.
#5 Thrawn on 15 May 2007 - 15:28
I used it a bit, opened some C# code, some Fortran and its pretty cool - I've added it the "Open-With" for a few file types. I'm trying to be helpful here... let me think... I don't like the use of Comic Sans, and I think it would impress people if you used the Consolas font where available.
#6 lawtai on 17 May 2007 - 18:57
yea, notepad++ works great

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