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It does have the benefit that if the file changes or is deleted then you can carry on working with the old version. (It notifies you when this and lets you choo
by quietbritishjim 2y ago
It does have the benefit that if the file changes or is deleted then you can carry on working with the old version. (It notifies you when this and lets you choose whether to reload/close.)
- extraduder_ire 2y agoWouldn't windows not let you do that if the file is opened exclusively? I also assume you can retain a handle to a "deleted" file on windows, like you can on *nix machines.
- quietbritishjim 2y agoI think you're just restating the same benefit in a different way: you can modify or delete a file (or even just open it without modifying it) in another process while Notepad++ has it open.