It isn’t for C#, but just going to be written in C#. I am a C# developer, though I can code in php, java, python, are various other languages, I would love to code in the language I use daily.

I have a few ideas for plugins, such as section finder in np++. https://github.com/rhyous/SectionFinder, which is already written in C#.

@chcg many thank

NppFTP is a very good tool, but still does not support scp properly, and using public/private key authentication is still a struggle, or at least I cant get it to work. I use it at home for certain servers, but at work I prefer WinSCP and NPP when not using vim.

I hope this thread will inspire some plugin developer to integrate shellcheck into a plugin, have some kind of line highlighting or popup/tooltip type popup showing the output of shellcheck validation, maybe even a autoreplace text, which needs to be used with care :-)

@Alan-Kilborn said:

Maybe worth pointing to that template…

Thanks, yes of course it is worht ;-) - it is here.

@lawriehodges

No worries!

here is my plugin remove duplicate lines project

@Parth-Kurani said:

@gurikbal-singh Even when I set useShellExecute to false, the python script is still not being invoked. The txt file that my python script is supposed to generate cannot be found anywhere. Any advice on how to resolve this issue?

proc.StartInfo.Arguments = string.Concat(progToRun, " ", s)

try { Process Process = new Process(); string keyValues = currentDirectory() + "\\User_Command_Line_Tools_PATH"; string keyValue = currentDirectory() + "\\GnuWin32\\bin"; string envVar = Process.StartInfo.EnvironmentVariables["path"]; if (envVar != null) { string value = envVar + ";" + keyValue + ";" + keyValues; Process.StartInfo.EnvironmentVariables["path"] = value; } else { Process.StartInfo.EnvironmentVariables.Add("path", keyValue); Process.StartInfo.EnvironmentVariables.Add("path", keyValues); } Process.StartInfo.FileName = windir() + "\\cmd.exe"; Process.StartInfo.Arguments = "/c " + richTextBox1.Text; if (filepath().ToString() == filex().ToString()) { Process.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = currentDirectory() + "\\GnuWin32\\bin"; } else { Process.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = path.ToString(); } Process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardError = true; Process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true; Process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardInput = true; Process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false; Process.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true; Process.Start(); string lined = Process.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd(); string line = Process.StandardError.ReadToEnd(); if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(lined)) { richTextBox2.AppendText(line + Environment.NewLine); } if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(line)) { richTextBox2.AppendText(lined + Environment.NewLine); } Process.WaitForExit(); if (checkBox2.Checked == true) { Win32.SendMessage(PluginBase.GetCurrentScintilla(), SciMsg.SCI_SETTEXT, 0, richTextBox2.Text); } } catch (Exception ex) { System.Diagnostics.Debug.Write(ex.Message); }

@Jairam-P-Jidgekar

Not quiet clear to which auto scroll functionality you refer to as there is a synchronized scroll functionality in npp and there is a plugin called compare which addresses this as well. Which one doesn’t do what you want? Btw. post your debug-info, which can be found under the ? menu (last menu item) if you need additional help.

Most kind. Thank you!

That’ll work…

welcome to the notepad++ community, @Oliver-Christes

nppftp seems to work fine on 7.7 and 7.7.1.
but if you have recently updated from notepad++ 7.5.9 or below, you will have to migrate or reinstall your plugins.

easiest way is to reinstall nppftp using the notepad++ menu plugins > plugins admin.

your config file containing your ftp server list and credentials should remain in %AppData%\Notepad++\plugins\config\NppFTP\NppFTP.xml.
(path of a regular notepad++ installation)

best regards.

Well, it seems no matter what I try, I cannot get the nppColdFusion plugin to work with 7.7 at all. So Randy DiCotti - would you be willing to share your exported UDL with us? I’d be very grateful if you would.

Thanks.

-=Bob=-

I recovered from this problem by uninstalling notepad++ and then renaming what was left in Program Files to oldNotepad++, then reinstalling notepad++. Something obviously is out of whack.

Takes less time this way

@dail - wondering why it is not listed here?

OK, the GitHub link @andrecool-68 provided already pointed to a description of how I did it.
Did not remember that.
What can I say: “Now also available for Notepad++ 64 bit!” :-D

@andrecool-68 I agree, same toolbar button functionality as the build-in Function List toolbar button i.e. indicating active/inactive by changing the button background color.