I believe git-bash is an actual bash shell, so when it starts, it runs a .bashrc file from somewhere (most likely your home directory or the directory git-bash starts in). Look for that file, and when you find is, add an alias line somewhere for notepad++:
The multiInst argument is just to make it friendlier for interactive edits where you already have notepad++ open. (If Notepad++ is already open and you run the process again, it adds the file to your existing instance and then exits immediately, which git takes to mean you've finished)
An alias is used with the git command, so with the one in your OP, you should be able to run git notepad. I don't think this is quite what you want, though. If you correctly added notepad++ to your PATH variable, then you should be able to just do notepad++. You can check this by running which notepad++. If this doesn't give the full path to notepad++, then the PATH isn't set correctly.
Does anyone knows how to configure notepad++ when viewing js and css files. When I try to view such files in a web appbuilder application, all code is in one line. If I use word wrap, they are all in one continuous block.
Hi All
When working on a larger script i usually copy the script from ignition to notepad++ so its easier to see the formatting. When pasting back from notepad++ to ignition quite often i see that formatting has changed (indentation) which sometimes is easy to notice and gives error but other time tricky to spot and very dangerous.
Does anybody else have this sort of problem or maybe a way to workaround this?
Regards