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Notepad++ automatically places another quote if I type a single quote or double quote. How can I disable this?
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The easiest way to do this is to highlight one of the quotes, then select Search, then Replace. You will see the Find What field is already filled in with the quote you selected. I suggest have Search mode set to normal. Make sure the Replace With field is empty.
Option 1: Remove any double quotes in a text string with replace('my string','"',''). This will substitute any instance of a double quote anywhere in the string with an empty string.
On Windows, hold down the alt key and type the four-digit character code on your numeric keypad (num lock must be activated). On Mac OS, type the keys simultaneously. ” Straight quotes are a typewriter habit.
It is caused by having an international keyboard installed - where some keys can produce extra characters (depending on what you press next). If you have multiple languages installed, each keyboard can only be installed under one language.
Notepad++ has a setting that controls the auto-completion behavior.
Settings -> Preferences -> Auto-Completion ->Auto-Insert Edit:
Your requirement:
We need to type quotes twice for them to appear and when they do appear, there are two of them.
This behavior is controlled by Keyboard language settings in Control Panel. Go to
Control Panel -> Regional and Language -> Keyboards and Languages and select a keyboard language which requires typing twice before quotes appear.
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