Quick question : i'm kinda used to using the split view, and often have to compare slightly different files. *is there a way to center the separation between the views ?* my preferred way to quickly locate some differences "at a glance" would be to synchronize scrolling and scroll down until the files are no longer aligned, but automatic line break will mess up the alignment if both views aren't pixel-perfect and de-activating>re-activating auto-line-break sometimes defeats the purpose (and gets kinda tedious over time)
Haha great question though I figured that out after a while :D And now I don't know which one I used maybe it was "My Day". If you will get something cooler than that let me know too :D
@@GetitQuickly Nice, thank you for sharing! I like your style of tutorial, very comprehensive and informative, I wish you'll get a lot of success on your channel!
Hi there, it will not automatically highlight your code until you select some word or phrase and right click on it do highlight for all instance of that word or phrase. Hope that helps. Thanks!
bro your in the above video your C language code is highlighted right like keywords int , for , if with blue colour so I am asking how to highlight in that my java code?
@@amulbobbili3813 Oh I now understand your ask. Click on the 'Language' tab from the main menu and hower your pointer on 'J' then from the drop down click on 'Java'. If your file is saved with Java extension, all your syntax will get colors for the keywords. Thanks!
@@amulbobbili3813 Not sure why is it not working. I just tried it by writing a piece of Java code and saved as test.java and it automatically changes the language to java and colored all keywords. If you are still not able to enable it then shoot me an email with your file. Thanks!
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got answer i needed in first minute!
Splendid :)
Quick and easy! Thanks!
Thank you so much! :)
Awesome video! Commenting to boot it more :D
Thank you for your kind support :)
Thank you so much for the video. this information is invaluable to ease of use and efficiency.
You're very welcome!
Nice !! Useful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🙂
You’re welcome 😊
which to-do list viewer are you using, at 0:19, "Topics for Todays video" one, that looks a good one.
Not sure which one I used probably it was 'My Day' if I'm not mistaken
Quick question : i'm kinda used to using the split view, and often have to compare slightly different files.
*is there a way to center the separation between the views ?*
my preferred way to quickly locate some differences "at a glance" would be to synchronize scrolling and scroll down until the files are no longer aligned, but automatic line break will mess up the alignment if both views aren't pixel-perfect and de-activating>re-activating auto-line-break sometimes defeats the purpose (and gets kinda tedious over time)
I don't exactly understand your concern.
Thanks
Welcome :)
Thank you for the tutorial. I wonder, what is the software you use for the tutorial checklist?
Haha great question though I figured that out after a while :D And now I don't know which one I used maybe it was "My Day". If you will get something cooler than that let me know too :D
@@GetitQuickly Nice, thank you for sharing! I like your style of tutorial, very comprehensive and informative, I wish you'll get a lot of success on your channel!
@@lrq3000 Aww sweet. Thank you so much. I've been so busy and couldn't make more videos. But thanks for the wishes :)
Hi,
My Java code syntax is not highlighting in Notepad++; the code is displaying as plain text. How can I enable syntax highlighting?
Thank you
Hi there, it will not automatically highlight your code until you select some word or phrase and right click on it do highlight for all instance of that word or phrase. Hope that helps. Thanks!
bro your in the above video
your C language code is highlighted right like keywords int , for , if with blue colour
so I am asking
how to highlight in that my java code?
@@amulbobbili3813 Oh I now understand your ask. Click on the 'Language' tab from the main menu and hower your pointer on 'J' then from the drop down click on 'Java'. If your file is saved with Java extension, all your syntax will get colors for the keywords. Thanks!
@@GetitQuickly tried it bro
it's still not working
@@amulbobbili3813 Not sure why is it not working. I just tried it by writing a piece of Java code and saved as test.java and it automatically changes the language to java and colored all keywords. If you are still not able to enable it then shoot me an email with your file. Thanks!
0:45 - 0:55
Right, Thank you :)
WTF is up with the insane "music"!?!?!
Just wanted to irritate 'you' lol and seems like it did. :)
DIRKA DIRKA, JIHAD DIRKA DIRKA...
Whatever you meant, thanks anyways!