Notepad++ - Is it possible to use custom fonts?
Settings -> Style Configurator...
select: Global Styles and Default Style
at Font Style you can then select the default font wich is (in windows) in the systems font directory.
Placido
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Placido almost 2 years
Since I use different languages (Latin and non-Latin ones) in my work and some of them (for example Cyrillic languages) have symbols that look exactly the same as Latin ones, sometimes I get those stupid mistakes which are extremely hard to find when I accidentally use Cyrillic symbol in my code instead of the Latin one.
For example, the following variable names (PHP-style) look exactly the same, although half of the characters in the second name are Cyrillic symbols (and thus have different codes):
$iicuxiphametod vs $іiсuхiрhаmеtоd
So I've come up with idea of using for style configuration those fonts whose Latin and Cyrillic symbols have different appearance. I've found several fonts of that type - SimSun-ExtB, NSimSun, MingLiU-ExtB etc. - but the problem is that I'd like to use a font that I've created myself.
Does anybody know which fonts are used in the Notepad++? Are they it's own fonts or system fonts and is it possible to use different (non-system, user-created) font in Notepad++ (Settings->Style Configurator->Font Style) or just to edit existing one?
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Sandy Gifford almost 12 yearsI'd kill for a version of TextWrangler on Windows