see https://github.com/bruderstein/nppPluginManager/issues/7 for the current status of the x64 pluginmanager

@David-Stoltz there is the functionlist.xml file which holds the configuration for each configured language. The functionlist wroks this way, when you click on an item(function) it puts the cursor onto the line of that item(function) Cheers Claudia

@Federico-Barbolan scintilla bugs/features can be addressed here. Cheers Claudia

Nice to see that I’m not the only one whose “clear view” depends on coffee consumption :-D Just ready for another cup … Cheers Claudia

Hello. In the source of “Folder as Workspace” there are commented lines of code for context menu that are: notepad-plus-plus/PowerEditor/src/WinControls/FileBrowser/fileBrowser.cpp line 753. IDM_FILEBROWSER_DELETEFOLDER line 775. IDM_FILEBROWSER_DELETEFILE this are quite good context menu items for “Folder as Workspace”. The thing is that I’ve no any experience regarding Notepad++ code editing who can include above functionalities to the code for the upcoming version. Thank you for your attention

Edit: new version without string errors, I have only tested unicode 32 bit, please test ansi 32 and 64 bit, and unicode 64 bit. download

So after digging into this, a solution did materialize. I’ll share it in case someone else may need it some day… The message NPPM_GETLANGUAGENAME can be sent to Npp to request the language name string for a value of the LangType enumeration. This enumeration ends with the value L_EXTERNAL which corresponds to the first external lexer. By iterating from L_EXTERNAL to the limit of external lexers (+15), the (non-localized) name of each external lexer is retrieved and compared to the desired lexer’s name - on finding a match the LangType (or langId) is known. If the supplied LangType value exceeds the range of defined lexers, the string “Normal text” is returned as the language name. NPPM_GETLANGUAGENAME was added to Npp in version 5.9.3

Hello Jay, The links I posted were outdated. Sorry. Pavel Nedev frequently updates the Compare Plugin Repository. I’d recommend to follow it. And let’s not forget to thank Pavel for his remarkable work. :) The files git2.dll & sqlite3.dll are for the “Git Diff” command/functionality. If you don’t use that command you don’t need those DLLs. Best regards.