@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!

@Tequiller

You might want to do some “light reading” in the following areas:

https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/1889
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/2072
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/3068
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/4131
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/4229
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/pull/4151

Hello Kasper,

I would like to ask you if you can tell me how to continue.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61197067/plugin-for-notepad-with-visual-studio-code-c-sharp-error-msb4062

I have been trying for some time to develop a Plugin for N++ but I cannot compile the project. Could you help my?
Regards

@micmou Maybe for him too late you helped me very much thanks bro

Was there a question someplace? Or were you offering a feature suggestion? Or were you just showing the way you tweaked the HTML language keywords in your langs.xml and were suggesting that other people do the same?

@PeterJones Thank You Peter; works !

David Visser

Thanks for your answer.
best regards

Cédric Freycenon

@Ekopalypse , thanks. I will need to dig a bit to get a around.

@Robert-Werner ,

Read here:
https://github.com/pnedev/compare-plugin/issues/225

BR

@Michael-Vincent said in Notepad++ Language List:

I may “borrow” that :-)

@dinkumoil

It’s in Pascal! argh! I converted your recommendation into C++ (i think):

TCHAR langName[MAX_PATH]; lang_menu.clear(); do { SendMessage( nppData._nppHandle, NPPM_GETLANGUAGENAME, i, ( LPARAM ) langName ); lang_menu.push_back( wstrtostr( langName )); i++; } while ( strcmp( wstrtostr( langName ).c_str(), "External" ) != 0 ); lang_menu.push_back( "GLOBAL" );

This way no dependence on L_EXTERNAL or the Notepad_plus_msgs.h file.

Thanks for taking the time to recommend that!

Cheers.

… okay solution is found …

The setup-zip only include the file for “Notepad++/plugin/MYPLUGINNAME/.*”-files. Not into subdir, but direct in root!

On Github create an “release” with versionnumber and desription. Put in the setup-zip.

Now can install the plugin over pluginmanager.

regards Mario

@ all

i have found a solution:

IScintillaGateway editor = new ScintillaGateway(PluginBase.GetCurrentScintilla()); editor.SetSavePoint(); Win32.SendMessage(PluginBase.nppData._nppHandle, (uint)NppMsg.NPPM_MENUCOMMAND, 0, NppMenuCmd.IDM_FILE_CLOSE);

work wit current tab.
thanks for inspiration

@Roy-Messi ,

Your plugin’s DLL needs to be located in
Notepad++_install_folder\plugins\YourPluginName\YourPluginName.dll

Check if it is there.