@Oli-Bear

Can you show us your debug-info? Is available from the last menu item, the ? menu.

So why not using something like this?

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@Gregory-D

aside from what @PeterJones has said, what if your plugin is installed for multiple users?

In the end it’s your plugin and you can do whatever you want,
but ask yourself if you’re happy if your nicely set up application
suddenly behaves strangely.
It might take some time before you realize that a newly installed plugin
is the cause of the behavior.
If you don’t believe this, take some time and search the forum,
you will probably find a plethora of problems where help was asked for
and where in the end the problem was caused by a newly installed plugin.
Just a friendly advice - nothing more.

@PeterJones said in SECUREPAD help:

To regulars: yes, I know I didn’t follow

Come on, nobody has to apologize when you help somebody.
If you or whoever is in the mood to take on the burden of answering badly asked questions, that’s absolutely fine.
We always have to consider that
a) asking a question well is not as easy as one might think, and
b) it may be that this is not the native language of the person asking the question.

@PeterJones I checked wikipedia, now I understand the method and already used it without knowing :-)

Thanks very much for the link.

@13406169210

is this automating npp via javascript?
Where is your addScript definition?

@Gregory-D said in Detect file saved or closed:

I read again the demo source and finally found how to do. Thank you for your time.

I suppose we judge it sufficient then, as someone actually trying to do it has found success. :-)

@Michael-Vincent said in javascript navigation:

Your Windows PATH environment variable

Perhaps showing my advanced age, but I never thought we’d get to the point where THAT had to be explained. :-)
Nice job doing it.
If we ever need a FAQ entry on it, that could be the model.

@Demetrius

Why do you want to switch to N++?

If you want to switch, I think you just need to adapt to what N++ provides, not to expect everything you have somewhere else to exist on a one-for-one basis in N++.

Some addons (plugins) to N++ that meet some of your needs:

NppExec - compiling and running tagging plugins (there are a few) - navigation of your codebase

Good luck.

@Alisson-Freitas said in Configure new C # based language:

Good Morning

It’s almost evening here :-D

Builtin lexers cannot be changed easily you, normally, write/create your
own lexer (UDL user defined lexer) is such cases.
If it is all about coloring, then another possibility is to use scripting languages like
PythonScript and add additional parsing to the builtin or UD-lexers. Some ideas.
Or you can write your own lexer using c#.

@PeterJones said in Plugin suggestion idea:

For future reference, 1200 seconds is 20 minutes, not 20 hours.

…rightfully pointing at the lack of attention on my side…

You are obviously not a spammer

Hey, we all have to start somewhere. It seems like now my profile is back from the “underground” category and I can post freely.

Thanks @PeterJones & @Alan-Kilborn.

@dinkumoil Thank you, that was the one!!

@Alex-C

Nobody is “closing any request”.
Oh, well maybe on github they did.
But it appears that was all well-explained to you.
And I thought it was already well-explained to you that this forum and the github issues site are two different things with two different staffs.
Maybe you just refuse to accept?

@Derek-Brown @Alan-Kilborn

ok - sorry for the noise. I didn’t use the latest 7.8.6 iteration.
I was still running a RC version. In the final version it does what @Derek-Brown said.

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@Michael-Vincent

ALCON: I’ve seen a more recently maintained version:

https://github.com/UrsineRaven/NppMarkdownPanel

to which I’ve submitted a pull request to fix the auto-refresh while typing and make the auto-scrolling not so severe.

You can find my version at:
https://github.com/vinsworldcom/NppMarkdownPanel

NOTE: “My” version is completely UNSUPPORTED and only there as a repo for a pull request to someone else’s work.

Cheers.

@lygstate

I didn’t say it was simple.
Maybe I misunderstand, which may be the case for others as well, so I’ll keep this going.

So you start up Notepad++ and it loads this plugin.
Then if you do things on your PC that would normally fire up Notepad.exe, it will instead switch to Notepad++ and do whatever it was going to do, in a Notepad++ tab?
I’ve seen registry edits that do this on a permanent basis.
And Notepad++ has some builtins to be run as a “Notepad.exe replacement”.
But I just wonder about the use-cases for having a plugin sitting there watching for this kind of thing, while Notepad++ is already running.
Maybe I just miss the point.

NOTEPAD++ 32 & 64 BIT HORIZONTAL RULER PLUGIN

Hello ,@FQVBSina

Folllow thia step,To How to compare two files that have only numbers?

Step 1 :- Install Compare plugin

Step 1 :-Open Notepad++ and Click on the ‘Plugins’ then ‘Plugins Admin’ Step 2 :-A list of available plugins will appear Step 3 :-TIP: if the list is empty you need to check your Internet connection or proxy settings. Step 4:- Either search or scroll until you see ‘Compare’ Step 5:- Place a tick next to the name then click on the ‘Install’ button Step 6 :- Once the plugin is installed you will be prompted to restart Notepad++ Step 7 :- Click ‘Yes’ to finish the install.

Step 2: Compare two files using Notepad++ Compare plugin

Step 1 :- Now that the Compare plugin has been installed, open two files Step 2 :- Click on the ‘Plugins’ menu then ‘Compare’ and ‘Compare’ again Step 3 :- The files will be displayed, side by side, with the differences highlighted Step 4 :- It helps to keep the ‘old’ copy of your file on the left and the ‘new’ on the right – this should help with understanding how the plugin shows the difference between files.

I hope this information will be usefull.
Thank you.

Thanks both.

I’ve not much idea myself about AppDomains, but I am swatting up. I’m also learning about Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) and Managed AddIn Framework (MAF) to see if they can help.

@Makwana-Prahlad
Thanks for the example - easier for me than theory sometimes!