Add Notepad++ support for @edit
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Hah, ok. Can someone with Notepad++ and the ability to build this PR test this locally? Looks ok... |
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Use name= uppercase( .. ) ? This applies to the other editors too I suppose. |
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Tested in repl and 0.6.0-dev.2430. This goes in to .juliarc now. Thanks from a long suffering windows user. I do not have the opportunity to build. |
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Issue #20366
I don't really know how to do a pull request or use GitHub.
I'm also not sure how to test this.
I did test on my local machine by overwriting edit() , then just manually copied changed code into GitHub.