Hi,
Assuming that you are using the C# plugin template: Did you install for vs2012 the c++ modules?

You have typo in the word released you wrote relesed

@bruderstein Hi, today I tried to register for adding my new Notepad++ plugin “SQLinForm SQL Formatter” but unfortunately got an error while registrating at nppm.bruderste.in. Could you please help? Thx

@Soeren2017

if I’m allowed - the problem is that these “ansi code pages” do treat the underlying
data (numbers) the same. Means, each code page assigns always a 8bit value to a glyph.
So there is no way for npp to findout if the value it reads, e.g. 0xFC (252),
should be treaten as ü (CP1252) or as exponent three (CP850).

I guess it could be said that the different “ansi code pages” are just a different view
to the same underlying data and as long as there is no info in the file itself which
encoding/code page has been used, to create the file, you have to know it
or in npps view, it tries to guess it.

Makes this sense to you?

Cheers
Claudia

@Cel-F

The Plugin manager does require an active internet connection to show available plugins.
Check that it is ok when you start NP++.

See https://github.com/bruderstein/npp-plugins-x64 for the management of the x64 plugin list. You could contribute, if you want. A template which contains the x86 export is at https://github.com/bruderstein/npp-plugins-x64/blob/master/plugins/plugins_template.xml.

Also the x86 version (management therefore is at https://npppm.bruderste.in/plugins/edit/xml-tools) is not yet at the latest available version 2.4.9.2, but still at 2.4.8.

I would take a look at the Python Script plugin as in that two simple ui elements have been added, prompt and messageBox, both implemented in the plugin rather than in python,

For example

response = notepad.prompt(“Please enter a value”, “Enter a value”)
notepad.messageBox(“File is empty!!!”)

I am sure these could be implemented in the same way.

@Claudia-Frank

It works!

Thank you!

@Kathleen

did you try to restart npp??
Which version of plugin manager are you running?
Please post your debug-info as well.

Cheers
Claudia

@Adam-Bartlett

Could be made working with some tweaks.
My idea would involve nppexec plugin and two versions
of NppExec.ini file because NppExec can be configured to run Compare
on notepad++ startup.

Basically, one NppExec.ini is configured with something like

ScriptNppStart="RunCompare"

and the other with default settings.
You create a batch file which gets executed when clicking the explorer context menu entry.
The batch file itself renames the default NppExec.ini to something like NppExec.ini.default
and the special one from, let’s say NppExec.ini_compare to NppExec.ini .
Then it starts npp exec with the parameter to open the two files and afterwards
renames the NppExec.inis back to default. Should work, I guess.

Don’t have windows - so can’t really test.

Cheers
Claudia

Awesome! Can’t wait to grab it when it comes out! Thanks