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[Notepad-plus-plus] [notepad-plus - Help] How to display line showing column numbers ?
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2008-06-06 00:56:48 UTC
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By: regough


Is there a way to turn on a display of column numbers in Notepad++ ( similiar
to SPF )

below is an example

----5---10---15---20---25---30---35---40---45---50---55---60---65---70---75---80
and so on . . . . .

This is extremely helpful when analyzing ASCII files from a conversion program,
Any Ideas ? ? Thanks. regough

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2008-06-06 01:41:17 UTC
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By: pshute

You can add a ruler using TextFx/TextFX Tools/Insert Ruler, but it's an actual
piece of text, not a true ruler. You can insert it anywhere in the document.

Naturally this will be of no use if you scroll away from it. To get around
that you could clone to another view and have just the ruler in the top window:
see http://notepad-plus.wiki.sourceforge.net/Multi-ViewHowTo .

You can also turn on a single vertical line at whatever column you choose, in
Settings/Preferences/Edit Componets/Vertical Edge Setting.

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Dale A. Baker
2011-08-10 04:44:13 UTC
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By: pshute
You can add a ruler using TextFx/TextFX Tools/Insert Ruler, but it's an actual
piece of text, not a true ruler. You can insert it anywhere in the document.
Thanks for giving this really helpful answer. I couldn't find it anywhere else.

It isn't a perfect solution, but it's darn better than typing or
copying/pasting from a document saved just for that purpose.

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2008-06-06 01:47:15 UTC
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By: pshute

And don't forget you can always see the current column number in the status bar.

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