Clicking on the line in this window will take you straight to the location in the file. TIP: Note there is also a "Count" function available.ģ) The results are displayed in the "Find" window at the bottom of the screen. Plain text - no unexpected special characters added.įind all matching text strings within file/sĮxample: Search SDM /log/stdlog.* files for "FATAL" error and see what else is near them.ġ) From Windows Explorer, select the files you wish to view, right click and "Edit with Notepad++".Ģ) Use "Cntrl F" to bring up the Find window and enter "fatal" in "Find what."Ĭhoose "Find All in All Opened Documents" to search both documents at once.Notepad++ itself lists its key features here.Lots of plugins for times when base functionality doesn't cut it.Easy to use - doesn't have a steep learning curve like some editors.This one though has been serving me well in particular because: There are many other text editors available, and you're free to use any of them. I'll be talking about Service Desk Manager, but the gist is applicable to many products. actually, I probably don't need to explain this further, as most of you will have run headfirst into the wonderful world of SDM logs. By " mass", I mean large log files, complex trace/debug logging, component logging, performance logging. This is invaluable for reviewing that mass of data that comes out of Service Desk Manager logging. I'll touch on one that * I* use more than any other - a text editor for large files. The list is large and long, and it is possible to specialise in these alone. Path : C:\.\npp.8.4.4.portable.圆4\notepad++.exeĬommand Line : -titleAdd="8.4.4 64-bit" -multiInst "C:\.\npp.8.4.4.portable.圆4\license.We all have our "kit bag" of utilities to tackle Administration tasks. I could forget about the conflict, close the Shortcut Mapper and wonder why my keycombos aren't working correctly. No indication that a problem (conflict) exists. When I move to an area of Shortcut Mapper which doesn't include functions that have conflicts, I expected some indication that a conflict exists somewhere else to be present in the viewable area of Shortcut Mapper. Without fixing the conflict, navigate to somewhere else in the Shortcut Mapper interface, for example:.(because F1 already assigned to About Notepad++) observe the conflict: Create a conflict by assigning F1 to Debug Info.
On the Main menu tab, scroll down to the end using the scrollbar.Invoke Shortcut Mapper from Settings menu.As an example, turn the background of the window red, along with a white-on-red message indicating that conflict(s) are present - and this would be visible anywhere within the Shortcut Mapper that the user moves to. If ANY shortcut-conflict(s) (a duplication of one keycombo on two or more commands/functions) exist, some sort of in-your-face indication should be shown constantly in the Shortcut Mapper window.
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