Before installing any plugin, you need to adjust some settings first, or I can say right from installation you need add some components to Notepad++. The plugin admin is where you get access to a lot of plugins that will help you extend the functionality of Notepad++.
This plugin will show you visually the difference between the two files. If you want to compare Notepad++ files, you’ll need the Notepad++ compare plugin. Notepad++ compare files and text The Basics – Understanding Plugin Admin Notepad++ If you have two files that are very similar and want to compare the minor difference between the two, you can do that with Notepad++. In this post we’ll share how to compare files and text with Notepad++. This article demonstrated two ways to make multiple edits simultaneously within Visual Studio Code.When you take the compare file plugin as an example, it allows users to sort out differences between two files and highlight the difference using colored text or some styling options that are available. Every click creates a cursor resulting in multiple cursors. To engage multi-cursor editing, press the Alt key (or Option key on a Mac) and use the mouse to place cursors throughout the document. This allows multiple cursors to be placed in different spots so text can be added, modified, or deleted. To edit multiple instances of text within different sections of a document, you can use multi-cursor editing. To employ multi-line editing, use the following command for your OS: This is useful for HTML where you may want to change several hyperlinks at once or if you want to edit multiple rows in a JSON file. The idea is to edit multiple instances of text on contiguous lines and replace it with similar information. Multi-line editing is similar to column mode editing in Notepad++. It turns out we can and there are two different ways to do it. After I wrote this I wondered if we could edit multiple lines at once in Visual Studio Code. In the article, I demonstrate how to edit multiple columns of text to add, edit, or remove information. CC 2.0 image courtesy Antony Theobald on FlickrĪ few months back I wrote a blog post about Column Mode Editing in Notepad++.
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