@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.

@gurikbal-singh thanks so much really appreciate. Can I get your direct mail for further inquiry, am just new

@FlurDeChiken How could I have missed that? Thanks for mentioning it. Another arrow in my quiver. :)

Hello, @Oleksandr Follow these steps, To change order of document: Step 1 :-First and foremost, add some marking letters or numbers before the section contents and apply them with the same level of heading style. Step 2 :-Next click “View” tab. Step 3 :-Then check the “Navigation Pane” box in “Show” group. Step 4 :-Now there shall be the navigation pane on the screen. You can see all sections with the same level of heading style applied are there. You just need to click and drag it to the position you want I hope above Information will be useful for you. Thank you.

Thanks you both for your help. I followed your suggestion (low level keyboard hook) and I can now handle ESC key pressed. Best Regards

@Steve-Mullock You used the term “Plugin Manager” twice. Did you really mean that, or do you mean “Plugins Admin”?

One more update done to fix an annoying bug (#75) where loading from recent list is not working. Version is now v1.12-R44 Best Regards, Mattes

@Ekopalypse What I meant, I said badly. “it ITS” should have been “in ITS” for one thing. I thought (maybe wrongly) that the OP didn’t see an exported function from the plugin DLL called anywhere by other code (within the plugin), so they thought it was unused.

Thank you, I’ll try it!

Hi, @pnedev and All, Seemingly, the nppPluginList.dll file, exists in portable installations of N++, too ! After a quick search, I can confirm you that this file is present, in <Installation path of Notepad++.exe>\plugins\Config, since the v7.6.2 release ! Best Regards, guy038

Since ScintillaStreams is something I wrote I can give you some tips. Reading 100 MB from N++ is going to take a few seconds, not matter how you do it. In order to not lock up the N++ interface you have to make sure you do the processing in a different thread, e.g. something like Task.Factory.StartNew(() => { var data = ScintillaStreams.StreamAllText(); while (line != null) { line = data.ReadLine(); //etc. } // Only interact with N++ on the main thread this.Invoke((Action)(() => { MessageBox.Show("The stuff is finished", "MyPlugin"); })); }); The way ScintillaStreams works is by getting a pointer to the N++ text buffer, and read it as “raw” as possible. This is likely going to crash horribly if the user modifies the text while it’s reading, so giving control back to the user is kind of a two-edged sword. I still feel it’s worth it though, the user experience is much better. Also consider showing the status of your progress somehow so the users feels something is happening. I don’t know why “the process never seems to finish”. A 10Mb file should take a second or so to read

@ben74 Well, here’s a comment.

I think this same question was addressed in the other thread. Let’s keep it to one topic, rather than two.