There are several json editing options, personally I use notepad++ but you could try visual studio code which is a free download. Several JavaScript applications that are server-based, like node.js, reactJS, etc., uses this file to store the configuration information. Most of the NoSQL database engines like MongoDB and Elasticsearch use the JSON structure to store the unstructured data in their database.
These files can be opened in any simple text editor like Notepad, which is easy to use. Fireundubh suggested PyCharm, and IDE which can help clean up some of the formatting issues in the files. The python script I suggest running will point you towards a solution, but apparently the IDE will actually highlight them. In order for Notepad++ to know how to color which style, an XML file with the same name as the lexer must be created in addition to the original lexer dll. E.g. if the Lexer plugin is called MyNewLexer.dll, the XML file must be called MyNewLexer.xml and must be present in the plugin config directory. If the plugin you want to install is not listed in the Plugins Admin, you may still install it manually.
Use this inventory of existing folders and files to restructure your shared drive or target ROT for deletion. The complete code sample uses the above-discussed methods to read a text file and display its content to the console. To test this code, find a text file on your machine and change the "textFile" variable to the full path of your .txt file. If you are writing the same Java program save it by providing the file name CharArrayToStringExample.java press enter key or click on the Save button.
Step 2 − Go to the location where the .bat or .cmd file is stored. 3.Right-click on the Notepad and choose Open file location. You can also open Notepad using Windows PowerShell. All you need to do is open Windows PowerShell and type notepad and hit Enter.
That is exactly the folder I meant and the file we are looking for is nppLogNulContentCorruptionIssue.log as @PeterJones pointed out. I’m sorry for my very inaccurate description before, I really forgot the exact folder on Windows OS and the name of the log file . It shouldn’t reveal any personal data only the process of closing Notepad++ before the reboot for updates but you better inspect its contents before sharing it here. I’m sorry for your problem loosing the session file. I would think that C# requires Visual Studio, which is fine for those that already have it, but I’d go out on a limb and say the typical Notepad++ user wouldn’t.
In this scenario, creating a new user account may solve the problem. If that did not do the trick, then check if installing the Microsoft Store version of Notepad sorts out the problem . Upon reboot, check if the Notepad issue is resolved. If so, then you may disable the apps under Choose Which Can Run in the Background one by one till you find the problematic one.