Hello Erik-van-den-Berg,

no, I don’t think so, as the function list isn’t part of the plugin interface provided by npp.
It is a plugin itself.

I thought about a python script solution using some of the window api functions
like findwindow, enumwindows etc. provided by windows os, but this would mean
some need to install the win32 modules as well and messing around with these
window handles might make npp unstable.

So, no, sorry, I don’t see any easy solution yet.

Cheers
Claudia

Thanks much for your comments and help guys!! Yes that’s what I was referring to (i.e. highlighting each line); I liked that functionality!

I’ll post if I figure out any work-arounds through style-configuratory etc.

Best,
Div

It’s a great idea to label the tab, especially the new files in that tab is labeled with “new #”, where # is the number of the tab.
I work with many files projects (sessions) SQL, and on many occasions add procedures to compare the files I have open, I would like to identify these new files that will not save, to access them quickly, thereby labeling said tab, and remember all new files only “new #” in the name of the TAB is complicated.

Thx .

Hello Keurfon-Luu,

regarding the cygwin/NppExec problem I don’t have any experiance here but
from what I read on the web (discussion between MS and cygwin devs) it seems that it isn’t easily solveable.
And bringing NppExec inbetween seems to be another step of complexity.

Regarding the regular expression, I assume there is a bug in function list code.
Becasue when using the find dialog with regular expression everything
gets found as expected. The workaround seems to be that you add an
additional space char at the end of the function line like

subroutine hello()__one_extra_space_char print *, "Hello World!" return end subroutine hello

then it is found.
Or, the problem is still between monitor and chair and I still have problems understanding regex.

Sorry
Claudia

I am having this problem with javascript files in 6.8.8. I was fine before just installing. Issue occurs whether in as admin or not. Have to associate each file independently to get it to work. Would rather it recognizes it the .js extension and does it automatically.

Hi Claudia

Brilliant and clear guidelines on Python Script and NppExec plugins installation and their interactions, I backup the link of this post, which should be useful, no doubt, to many people ( and me too ! )

Cheers,

guy038

I had an error similar to this and it seems to have been solved by moving the Notepad++ plugins folder to Windows\SysWOW64 (I created a Notepad++ folder for it there, for clarity). I’m setting up all my tools on a new Windows 10 laptop and this worked for another dll I had trouble with already. I also made copies of stylers.xml, config.xml and langs.xml from the stylers.model.xml etc supplied. This may only have been necessary due to not running as Administrator during setup. I installed from the zip file, rather than the installer, which maybe would have taken care of all these things.