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From a fresh 8.6.7 version of N++, create, modify and save 2 file-tabs into the file system (e.g. new 1.txt and new 2.txt)
Move new 2.txt to the "other view"
Click the right-arrow symbol on the splitter control between the two views (this will effectively "hide" the second view -- the one containing new 2.txt)
Execute Close All (or Close all BUT This)
Current Behavior
new 2.txt is closed.
Expected Behavior
new 2.txt to remain open in the other view.
Arguments for this:
The other view is effectively "hidden" so user may have temporarily forgotten it is open and contains tabs he really would prefer to keep open
All other "close multiple" operations only act on the file tabs in the active view when the command is invoked
Debug Information
Notepad++ v8.6.7 (64-bit)
Build time: May 12 2024 - 20:04:00
Path : C:\NotepadPlusPlus\Misc\_NoBackup\Releases\npp.8.6.7\npp.8.6.7.portable.x64\notepad++.exe
Command Line : -multiInst
Admin mode : OFF
Local Conf mode : ON
Cloud Config : OFF
Periodic Backup : ON
OS Name : Windows 11 Pro (64-bit)
OS Version : 23H2
OS Build : 22631.3593
Current ANSI codepage : 1252
Plugins :
mimeTools (3.1)
NppConverter (4.6)
NppExport (0.4)
PythonScript (3.0.16)
Anything else?
Close All BUT This actually has different text in different places; see #15163
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Description of the Issue
See STR (Steps To Reproduce).
Steps To Reproduce
new 1.txt
andnew 2.txt
)new 2.txt
to the "other view"new 2.txt
)Current Behavior
new 2.txt
is closed.Expected Behavior
new 2.txt
to remain open in the other view.Arguments for this:
Debug Information
Anything else?
Close All BUT This actually has different text in different places; see #15163
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: