@Shawn-Jackson
@Nick-Brown
@Terry-R
@Alan-Kilborn said in Setting or Plugin to Highlight Lines that have been modified since last change:

It needs better exposure – is there a reason it isn’t found via Plugins Admin?

As the “author” of Changed Lines (and use that term loosely) - I wanted this feature and it was available in Location Navigate, which unfortunately was 32-bit only and seemed abandoned. I tried unsuccessfully to port to 64-bits and eventually gave up, lifted the important bits into a 64-bit plugin architecture and got it working. I then added a few bells and whistles and diverged a bit from the original code.

Like most of “my” plugins, they aren’t mine, they are someone else’s abandoned work which I compiled for 64-bit and stashed away. Many I don’t even use. But I’m hesitant to list in Plugins Admin since it isn’t my work, I can’t really support them properly and - in this case - Austin Young seems to have gotten Location Navigate working for 64-bit:

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Now regarding what @Shawn-Jackson really wants:

I’m looking for a plugin that highlights the lines of code that have been modified since last save.

@Terry-R may also have a solution with Compare plugin - I use it, it works fine. It is more of a diff tool whereas Location Navigate (or Changed Lines) simply shows a visual marker (generally in the margin) for each line that has changed since the last save. Note Changed Lines does not remember changes between Notepad++ sessions (I think Location Navigate has a setting for that, but I’ve never got it working). I mainly use the Compare plugin to visual diff to “different” files rather than compare different versions of the same file, as @Terry-R indicates with the menu options for:

Diff against Git (with the help of libgit2 ) Diff against SVN (with the help of sqlite ) Diff since last Save*

Hope that helps clear things up a bit.

Cheers.

@Raymond-Forbes

Do you have SaveAsAdmin plugin?

For running 7.9.3 you need the older version v1.0.195 to remove it.

1.0.211 @Hsilgos Hsilgos released this 21 days ago Removed "Save As..." feature and fixed crash.

Just released the version 1.0.211
Download manually from from https://github.com/Hsilgos/nppsaveasadmin/releases

Unzip the new version put these files to folder C:\Program Files\Notepad++\plugins\NppSaveAsAdmin and get overwriten (if UAC appears select “YES” to confirm that). And should works fine with Notepad++ 7.93 with NppSaveAsAdmin v1.0.211.

@PeterJones
@Michael-Vincent

It’s over my head but I do have few more clues:

-“Spanish” is a red herring, same results in English (ie Narrator “Café”, speechplugin “Caf”)
-Same in Windows 7, and portable 32bit NP++ (with SpeechPlugin_0_2_1_dll circa 2008, using Win10)
-Same after convert/save/reload file with encodings: ANSI/UTF-8/UTF-8 BOM/UCS-2 BE BOM/UCS-2 LE BOM
-Also tried saving files in various formats in Notepad/Wordpad, then opening them in NP++, no luck

Even if this goes unresolved, a sincere thank you for chiming in and contributing to the excellent and noble Notepad++!

Really hard to tell what you are talking about.
Perhaps that’s why you’ve gotten no replies.

It seems like you may be referring to plugins.
Plugins for N++ aren’t “official”, and this site is primarily intended to deal with the standard product, so if you are describing plugin behavior you have to state that, otherwise what is assumed is you are trying to open files with Notepad++'s File > Open mechanism.

You can certainly discuss plugins here, though, don’t get me wrong.

But, really, can’t tell if you still have a problem or have figured it out yourself. Clarification welcome.

But you can actually build Notepad++ and start a debugging session from a Visual Studio.
This will allow you to use “Diagnostic Tools” to monitor the performance.
I see this as the easiest option.

You probably can also fix the issue by adding this sys.path.append(‘𝘱𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘦 𝘥𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦’) to your PythonScript startup script.
As for the bug though, I think it is related to the plugin itself. So it’s best to find ZenCoding repository and create an issue there.

https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/341/ << Created: 2005-08-11, ehh…

@Vitaliy-Dovgan said in NppExec v0.6.2 has been released!:

achieved by setting a non-local variable within a script

I hadn’t considered that but yes, that would do it. NPP_EXEC returns to where it was called acting like a subroutine call and we can use SET (not LOCAL) to store the return value.

Thanks for that!

Cheers.

I managed to solve the issue this morning after reviewing the source to the mime tools plugin.

The following lines of code resulted in the data being displayed correctly.
SendMessageW(nppData._scintillaMainHandle, SCI_TARGETFROMSELECTION, 0, 0);
SendMessageW(nppData._scintillaMainHandle, SCI_REPLACETARGET, len, (LPARAM)text);

Thank you for the assistance.

@oroboros

I can imagine a Python script, must have PythonScript plugin installed, of course, if the UI can be replaced by Npp editor itself. Basically a script that monitors what you type and if the conditions are met, change the colour.

@ArkadiuszMichalski Thank you for your reply. I use the function list and find it quite useful… for functions. And the bookmark panel is also useful, but only if you know what book mark you need to jump to. What I’m looking for is something that can be used for things other than functions as well, and also not required to remember what the book marks name might be. More of a “click here to jump to line _____” button. I supposed I could make a book mark and name it, then make a comment on the line that says, "<!-- jump to line _______–> I just figure a button would be so much easier.

Issue 9516 opened

Who wants to try NppExec that saves its configuration to the cloud location path?
Those who are interested can download the latest dev version of NppExec here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/npp-plugins/files/NppExec/NppExec Plugin (dev)/
NppExec20210210_dll_PA.zip and NppExec20210210_dll_x64_PA.zip are the ones you are looking for.

Some technical details:

With cloud location path specified in Notepad++'s settings, NppExec does the following:

On start, NppExec tries to read its configuration files from the cloud location path. If these files do not exist or are filled with NULs, NppExec reads its configuration from $(PLUGINS_CONFIG_DIR). When NppExec saves its configuration, first it is saved to $(PLUGINS_CONFIG_DIR) and then copied to the cloud location path. Thus, NppExec always has a copy of its current configuration within the $(PLUGINS_CONFIG_DIR) folder. NppExec’s saved scripts - the “npes_saved.txt” file - are monitored in the cloud location path. So, if you manually edit the “npes_saved.txt” within the cloud location, NppExec detects it. If, however, you manually edit the “npes_saved.txt” within the $(PLUGINS_CONFIG_DIR) folder, it is ignored.

When the cloud location path is not specified in Notepad++'s settings, NppExec stores its configuration within the $(PLUGINS_CONFIG_DIR) folder.

@Michael-Vincent

:-D Google definitely knows more than me/us, even about us :-D

FYI:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/commit/3419a749d9bb9fcd5dce1d98723dccb3170c3d0e

@Anthony-Peiris ,

I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a plugin for Notepad++.

What benefit do you think it would provide to hook that feature into Notepad++ compared with the simple matter of clicking on the bluetooth icon on your existing taskbar and selecting Send File or Receive File?