Found one! https://sourceforge.net/projects/notepad-linter/
Takes a little wrangling to get the xml file right, I’m using the config below. Turns out hardly anyone uses jslint or jshint anymore ( http://www.npmtrends.com/eslint-vs-jscs-vs-jshint-vs-jslint ) so this is great!
But it’s NOT in the plugin library! You need to install manually.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <NotepadPlus> <linter extension=".js" command="C:\Users\jonski\AppData\Roaming\npm\eslint.cmd --format=checkstyle"/> </NotepadPlus>

Forgot to mention - npp 7.5.7 (32-bit); SessionMgr.dll (with 32-bit fix by chcg)

thanks :)

Hello Pavel,

:+1: for understanding the OP. :)
And thank you for the quick fix.

BR

Maybe you want to take a look at https://sourceforge.net/projects/analyseplugin/.
“AnalysePlugin will help you to search for more than one search pattern at a time. Great for analysing log files.”

@chcg
I suppose so but if I was author of existing PM how much enthusiasm would I have for that, knowing that my great plugin is future-deprecated… :-(

Much appreciated Christian, thank you.

@Scott-Sumner said:

previous memory held by T (if any) to be overwritten with new contents

What I meant here I could have said better…“overwritten” and “new contents” may be rather vague…let me try again:

Running repeatedly will cause the memory occupied by a previous T (if any) to be released, and memory to be allocated to hold the new T.

@Vitaliy-Dovgan

Quote: “But writing the Manual is not that interesting as developing something new, especially taking into account that there are not many people in this world who actually read any manual.”

I understand your point, but one reason why I like your plugin so much is that it provides a manual! I appreciate your effort to do this and I read it!

Also I think your plugin should provide a manual because it’s a powerful plugin with a lot of features. Most useful is the chapter “Advanced usage” but you also provide some intersting details in other sections of the manual (e.g. “Using several copies of NppExec”). And the chapter “Compiling” inspired me to write a NppExec script which turns Notepad++ into some sort of simple IDE for 12 programming languages (including Batch, VBScript, InnoSetup, TSQL, Gnuplot, C and C#).

Your plugin is for coders and I think you will find a lot of them reading manuals. Please continue your work on this regard.

@Ramon-Beiboer ,

Sorry that SCI_SELECTALL didn’t work for you. In my copy of NppExec 0.6 RC1 and 32bit NPP 7.5.6, the exact script I posted works (I just re-ran it to make sure), so I don’t know why it didn’t for you.

And thanks, @Scott-Sumner, for chiming in with the hook examples

@babzog

Shows for ME…which probably just means we need more details from YOU. :)

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