@Ekopalypse said in Takenotes plugin package hash mismatched:

@Karlstens

It seems to work for me.

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What Npp version are you using? (Debug-info from ? menu)

Ha! Legend, my bad. I was on an older Notepad++ version, and TakeNotes installed instantly on the latest NP++ build.

And yeah, I did look into the python script too, but also had trouble getting this setup, a little time poor at the moment (I don’t even have time to date/save my text files, hence the need for help!)

I’ll look into python scripting for notepad++ in future when I have a weekend to spare, cause I can imagine how useful it would be.

@Nguyễn-N-b-Trân

Looks like someone made one here.

@Ernesto-Saavedra said in Display markdown outline view through Functionlist:

Is there somehow a way to replace

Sorry, the functionList processing is a match-search, not a search-and-replace.

You can make a single-level hierarchy by doing a “class” vs “function” in the definition, as described in the function list overview and function list config files documentation, or in @MAPJe71’s FAQ Desk: Function List Basics entry.

@Michael-Young ,

You do what’s best for you. If you’re looking for a graphical file-comparison environment, I like the one that comes bundled in TortoiseSVN. And when I’m on linux, or a Windows machine that has gvim installed, gvimdiff is great (if you like the vim-style editing)

However, I must contradict your factually-incorrect statement: Compare Plugin 2.0.1 runs just fine with Notepad++ v8.1.1 (the most recent): my version that I upgraded the Notepad++ with Compare Plugin already installed continued to work without difficulty; further, I just made a fresh unzip of Notepad++ v8.1.1-64bit portable, and used Plugins > Plugins Admin to install a copy of Compare Plugin v2.0.1, and it installed just fine, and works just fine. So to claim that “the compare plugin which no longer installs” is factually incorrect. There might be some combination of circumstances in which there are difficulties, but since you didn’t provide any version information, or otherwise ask us to help you debug your problem, but instead obviously came here to vent, there’s not much likelihood that you’re willing to ask for help.

For others reading this, who might not be as annoyed as @Michael-Young, but are still interested in why “nobody tested the compare plugin”: For Notepad++, the Plugin development is a separate process from the Application development, so it is not up to the Notepad++ application developers to test to make sure that all plugins are compatible with the most recent Notepad++. Instead, it is up to the individual Plugin developers to keep up with Notepad++. And for the Compare Plugin, the developer has specifically stated that the plugin as it currently exists will no longer be updated, but that he is working (albeit slowly) on a new ComparePlus plugin, which will have more features and will include everything needed to match with the new toolbar icon requirements for plugins.

@gjf ,

As far as I know, the author of Session Manager plugin doesn’t frequent this forum.

Further, I followed the link to the session manager homepage, and the author says that he no longer maintains the Session Manager plugin.

Apparently, @chcg forked the original code and made the 1.4.3 release, but my guess is that was just to get the plugin to install properly in modern Notepad++, and I doubt is actively supporting feature requests on the plugin.

(My point being: it appears to be abandonware, so you aren’t likely to get code changes to that plugin, unfortunately)

@artie-finkelstein said in Plugins and money:

that do not make the source code available and have not for years

Good point. Might be something to consider for sure. Ultimately it would be up to the user of the plugin to pursue their right to gain access to the code if it is deemed to fall under GPL

@H-R-30 Sorry I forgot to follow up on this topic, but the conclusion is incorrect. I’ve used the solution I proposed extensively, it is tested and working and certainly not half. .eslintrc is the ESlint configuration file, which a Google Search would have given you as a first result. Here is an example. Naturally, if you don’t define any options, eslint won’t know what to look for.

If eslint is not recognized, it means you haven’t told Windows to look in node_modules\.bin to find executables. So change the command to cmd /k node_modules\.bin\eslint --fix-dry-run $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH). Or edit the Windows PATH variable and add node_modules\.bin\eslint to it if it is not there. For globally installed npm executables add %AppData%\npm\node_modules\.bin too. Restart Notepad++ to be sure the changes are in effect.

@Louis-Gattis ,

If you look at the thread that was linked, it appeared the 64-bit version of the plugin may have been causing errors, even three years ago.

I tried the 64-bit plugin DLL with both Notepad++ v8.1-64bit (the most recent) and v7.5.4-64bit (which was the active version at the time of the previous discussion). Both crashed when I tried to Plugins > npp.Connections > Show Result Panel (or click the tree icon on the toolbar, which calls the same action).

I then tried the 32-bit plugin DLL with both Notepad++ v8.1-32bit and v7.5.4-32bit. Both were able to show the result panel. So the 32-bit version of the plugin doesn’t crash. But since I don’t have any MS SQL, Oracle, or OBDC databases hanging around, I couldn’t tell if it was working beyond that.

It looks like you’ll have to use 32-bit Notepad++ and the 32-bit version of the plugin to avoid crashing.

As far as whether or not it works – there have been changes under the hood in Notepad++ over the last three years, so some features of the plugin may or may not be compatible with the modern Notepad++ (like your v7.9.5). You may have to go back to an earlier version of Notepad++ (like the v7.5.4 from the old post) in order to get full functionality. But, since it’s not doing much interaction with the editor itself (which is where most of the plugin incompatibilities come in), I don’t see a reason why it wouldn’t work with recent Notepad++.

@Робин-ГуД said in is not compatible with the current version n++:

Created a project and compiled it.
and I get this error:

I’m not a C# expert, but compiling others’ C# code for Notepad++ plugins is hit or miss for me. If it’s a newer plugin it usually works, if it’s older - not so much. My guess is that the C# plugin template you reference is out of date or has some other issue. I suggest opening a bug report on that Github site as I’m fairly certain this is not a Notepad++ issue as all my other plugins work / compile - I only have issues compiling C# plugins using that template.

Cheers.

@PeterJones said in I want (to make) a JS IntelliSense Plugin:

Это понятно. Но я же не могу перевести посты, которые уже не смогу отредактировать.
It’s clear. But I can’t translate posts that can no longer edit.

8.0 , It may be caused by Hex Editor plugins.

@PeterJones yeah, I forgot to explain what this plugin does and your suggestion on choosing whether to show a file or not is useful, i will implement it.
@Alan-Kilborn Thanks for your explanation.

@Bas-de-Reuver said in Weird issues with multiple C# plugin projects, debugging goes to different project:

why can’t I edit my post after three minutes?

Because those are the rules here.

@stumper66

There are many “issues” (bug reports) on this.
Here’s one: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/8660

The forum doesn’t allow me to post the link to the project page, so I have to mangle it.

https://www. notion. so/alexilin/ WebEdit-a-Plugin-for-Notepad-abb42c4224f245a9a678f983c30d258c

Just paste those lines into the browser URL bar, it will work.

@alex-ilin

Have a look at https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/nppPluginList/tree/master/doc

In addition, if I have a keyword with a last tag that does not match a full keyword, I get no calltip. For example, I defined the keyword adjust-cross-section-to-ground and I don’t have a keyword ground, therefore I don’t get any calltip for adjust-cross-section-to-ground (however it appears in the autocomplete list).