If you have the Select to Clipboard plugin installed (32bit or 64bit), then the point of that plugin is to always put selected text in the clipboard, so that could be your culprit, if it’s installed. I wonder if you accidentally put the search text into the clipboard without realizing it (I often accidentally hit Ctrl+C when I meant to hit Ctrl+V because I’m not the world’s best touch-typist).
When I want to paste the text from the clipboard, the clipboard got replaced with the search string and I paste the wrong text.
And that, you can use the print-settings to affect how the colors follow or ignore the (“Wear”), That may or may not be considered a bug, but it’s not as important as being able to print the actual text. Black on White => ignores all colors, and does old-fashioned black-text-on-white-backgroundĪpparently the printing doesn’t apply the current theme to the line numbering.WYSIWYG => uses all colors (foreground and background) =>.Since the foreground colors in dark mode were designed to give contrast with a dark background, but a printer defaults to white background, obviously light colors on white background will not have much contrast with the white background, and thus be hard to read. This is because it’s honoring all the colors in Notepad++ except the background. No background color => this is the default, and gives the behavior you showed with your PDF screenshot.That’s why there is Settings> Preferences > Printing, especially the four options
To test this without wasting paper: try printing any file to the ‘Microsoft print to PDF’ printer. Problem: trying to print a file while using the dark mode interface is practically impossible, it seems that Notepad++ is also applying the dark mode colour scheme to the paper output.
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