Notepad++ opens up via git bash, but receiving error
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git Bash recognises Notepad++ command and opens Notepad++. But i receive the following error.(kkris is my username)
error: C:UserskkrisAppDataRoamingNotepad++pluginsConfigHunspellen_US.us
r: cannot open
notepad++ environment-variables git-bash
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
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asked Jan 7 at 6:25
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git Bash recognises Notepad++ command and opens Notepad++. But i receive the following error.(kkris is my username)
error: C:UserskkrisAppDataRoamingNotepad++pluginsConfigHunspellen_US.us
r: cannot open
notepad++ environment-variables git-bash
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
Bash would be Linux, Notepad++ is a Windows program. It's unclear what you're trying to achieve or what your setup looks like. If you're using WSL you need to include that information. Your error message is incomplete. Path variables for Linux and Windows are very different.
– Seth
Jan 7 at 6:30
@Seth, git for Windows does come with a Bash shell, so it's quite possible to have "git Bash" on Windows. see here for more.
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:43
@Krishna-Swaroop-K, does Notepad++ load okay when run from a Windows shortcut rather than from git Bash? Could you edit the post and add ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard into your question, along with a screenshot of Plugins > DSpellCheck > About (DSpellCheck is the plugin that uses the Hunspell config directory)
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:50
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git Bash recognises Notepad++ command and opens Notepad++. But i receive the following error.(kkris is my username)
error: C:UserskkrisAppDataRoamingNotepad++pluginsConfigHunspellen_US.us
r: cannot open
notepad++ environment-variables git-bash
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
git Bash recognises Notepad++ command and opens Notepad++. But i receive the following error.(kkris is my username)
error: C:UserskkrisAppDataRoamingNotepad++pluginsConfigHunspellen_US.us
r: cannot open
notepad++ environment-variables git-bash
notepad++ environment-variables git-bash
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
edited Jan 7 at 11:32
Toto
3,794101226
3,794101226
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
asked Jan 7 at 6:25
Krishna Swaroop KKrishna Swaroop K
61
61
Bash would be Linux, Notepad++ is a Windows program. It's unclear what you're trying to achieve or what your setup looks like. If you're using WSL you need to include that information. Your error message is incomplete. Path variables for Linux and Windows are very different.
– Seth
Jan 7 at 6:30
@Seth, git for Windows does come with a Bash shell, so it's quite possible to have "git Bash" on Windows. see here for more.
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:43
@Krishna-Swaroop-K, does Notepad++ load okay when run from a Windows shortcut rather than from git Bash? Could you edit the post and add ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard into your question, along with a screenshot of Plugins > DSpellCheck > About (DSpellCheck is the plugin that uses the Hunspell config directory)
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:50
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Bash would be Linux, Notepad++ is a Windows program. It's unclear what you're trying to achieve or what your setup looks like. If you're using WSL you need to include that information. Your error message is incomplete. Path variables for Linux and Windows are very different.
– Seth
Jan 7 at 6:30
@Seth, git for Windows does come with a Bash shell, so it's quite possible to have "git Bash" on Windows. see here for more.
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:43
@Krishna-Swaroop-K, does Notepad++ load okay when run from a Windows shortcut rather than from git Bash? Could you edit the post and add ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard into your question, along with a screenshot of Plugins > DSpellCheck > About (DSpellCheck is the plugin that uses the Hunspell config directory)
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:50
Bash would be Linux, Notepad++ is a Windows program. It's unclear what you're trying to achieve or what your setup looks like. If you're using WSL you need to include that information. Your error message is incomplete. Path variables for Linux and Windows are very different.
– Seth
Jan 7 at 6:30
Bash would be Linux, Notepad++ is a Windows program. It's unclear what you're trying to achieve or what your setup looks like. If you're using WSL you need to include that information. Your error message is incomplete. Path variables for Linux and Windows are very different.
– Seth
Jan 7 at 6:30
@Seth, git for Windows does come with a Bash shell, so it's quite possible to have "git Bash" on Windows. see here for more.
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:43
@Seth, git for Windows does come with a Bash shell, so it's quite possible to have "git Bash" on Windows. see here for more.
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:43
@Krishna-Swaroop-K, does Notepad++ load okay when run from a Windows shortcut rather than from git Bash? Could you edit the post and add ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard into your question, along with a screenshot of Plugins > DSpellCheck > About (DSpellCheck is the plugin that uses the Hunspell config directory)
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:50
@Krishna-Swaroop-K, does Notepad++ load okay when run from a Windows shortcut rather than from git Bash? Could you edit the post and add ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard into your question, along with a screenshot of Plugins > DSpellCheck > About (DSpellCheck is the plugin that uses the Hunspell config directory)
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:50
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Bash would be Linux, Notepad++ is a Windows program. It's unclear what you're trying to achieve or what your setup looks like. If you're using WSL you need to include that information. Your error message is incomplete. Path variables for Linux and Windows are very different.
– Seth
Jan 7 at 6:30
@Seth, git for Windows does come with a Bash shell, so it's quite possible to have "git Bash" on Windows. see here for more.
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:43
@Krishna-Swaroop-K, does Notepad++ load okay when run from a Windows shortcut rather than from git Bash? Could you edit the post and add ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard into your question, along with a screenshot of Plugins > DSpellCheck > About (DSpellCheck is the plugin that uses the Hunspell config directory)
– PeterCJ
Jan 31 at 21:50