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  • CNET Sourceforge: Compare plugin other alternatives?

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    pnedevP

    Hello @Nancy-Johnson ,

    You can get the latest officially released Compare Plugin version from https://github.com/pnedev/compare-plugin/releases/tag/v2.0.0.
    This is also where Plugin Manager will get it from.

    BR

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    Whenever I update a parser this issue gets addressed, allthough I use \b(?!(?:if|while|for)\b).

  • MenuIcon problem with latest version of NPP

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    Hello Claudia,

    Welcome back. I hope you had a good time.
    The forum is not what it is when you’re away. :)

    Thanks again for your kind help.

    Best regards.

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    @af-chlam

    it is not that easy because npp is a text editor and it handles the text like it is.
    What you want needs to add some additional format tags which need to be saved somewhere
    but obviously not in the text file itself.

    So, in theory, a plugin must not only know how to manipulate the document in that way but also
    has to know which document has been formatted with some spoiler text already,
    in order to make it happen on reload again. So it must store the status for that document.
    But what happens if someone outside changes the document?? You see, not that easy.

    Cheers
    Claudia

  • Start position of the forms

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    That’s cool! I Didn’'t realize the Character Panel was i the menu.

    In that case, its only a small code change for the notepad++ source to “borrow” the XML file from the “symbsearch” program, and add the same combo-box for selecting different character groups to the “character panel”. The notepad++ team could at a minimum add in a combobox group for “Greek characters” and one for “math symbols”. Heres the XML from symbsearch zip install file:

    <?xml version=“1.0” encoding=“UTF-8”?>
    <symbols>
    <symb name=“Alpha” sign=“Α” cat=“Greek”></symb>
    <symb name=“alpha” sign=“α” cat=“Greek”></symb>
    <symb name=“Beta” sign=“Β” cat=“Greek”></symb>
    <symb name=“beta” sign=“β” cat=“Greek”></symb>

    <symb name=“N-ary Product” sign=“∏” cat=“Mathematics”></symb>
    <symb name=“N-ary Coproduct” sign=“∐” cat=“Mathematics”></symb>
    <symb name=“N-ary Summation” sign=“∑” cat=“Mathematics”></symb>
    <symb name=“Minus Sign” sign=“−” cat=“Mathematics”></symb>
    <symb name=“Division Sign” sign=“÷” cat=“Mathematics”></symb>
    <symb name=“Square Root” sign=“√” cat=“Mathematics”></symb>

    <symb name=“Leftwards Arrow” sign=“←” cat=“Arrows”></symb>
    <symb name=“Upwards Arrow” sign=“↑” cat=“Arrows”></symb>
    <symb name=“Rightwards Arrow” sign=“→” cat=“Arrows”></symb>
    <symb name=“Downwards Arrow” sign=“↓” cat=“Arrows”></symb>
    <symb name=“Left Right Arrow” sign=“↔” cat=“Arrows”></symb>


    <symb name=“Smiley Happy Light” sign=“☺” cat=“Special”></symb>
    <symb name=“Smiley Happy Dark” sign=“☻” cat=“Special”></symb>
    <symb name=“Heart” sign=“♥” cat=“Special”></symb>
    <symb name=“Diamonds” sign=“♦” cat=“Special”></symb>
    <symb name=“Club” sign=“♣” cat=“Special”></symb>
    <symb name=“Spade” sign=“♠” cat=“Special”></symb>
    <symb name=“Bullet” sign=“•” cat=“Special”></symb>

    The nice thing about using XML in notepad++ install directory for setting up “Character Panel” combobox groups is that it allows anybody to customize the characters that they want to use… notepad++ can just add the groupings that most people need such as math and greek letters for writing scientific documents in text docments with out using strange markup languages like Tex, or adding scientific/math comments in programming source files…

    Actually, what i wanted is all the subscripts and superscript numbers and alphabet to be in one group… only problem i’ve been having with it is setting the correct monospace font to get it to print them… see python script for example:

    import sys

    on windows run from QtConsole for unicode (Cmd console only support codepage characters) At present (6/10/2017), superscripts/subscript chars are best viewed with terminal/text-editor set to monospace font “DejaVu Sans Mono” “Consolas” works also, but is missing a few characters… and, “Courier” has the worst support at present…

    if int(sys.version[0]) != 3:
    print(‘Aborted: Python 3.x required’)
    sys.exit(1)

    def table():
    unicode_map = {
    # superscript subscript
    ‘0’ : (‘\u2070’, ‘\u2080’ ),
    ‘1’ : (‘\u00B9’, ‘\u2081’ ),
    ‘2’ : (‘\u00B2’, ‘\u2082’ ),
    ‘3’ : (‘\u00B3’, ‘\u2083’ ),
    ‘4’ : (‘\u2074’, ‘\u2084’ ),
    ‘5’ : (‘\u2075’, ‘\u2085’ ),
    ‘6’ : (‘\u2076’, ‘\u2086’ ),
    ‘7’ : (‘\u2077’, ‘\u2087’ ),
    ‘8’ : (‘\u2078’, ‘\u2088’ ),
    ‘9’ : (‘\u2079’, ‘\u2089’ ),
    ‘a’ : (‘\u1d43’, ‘\u2090’ ),
    ‘b’ : (‘\u1d47’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘c’ : (‘\u1d9c’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘d’ : (‘\u1d48’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘e’ : (‘\u1d49’, ‘\u2091’ ),
    ‘f’ : (‘\u1da0’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘g’ : (‘\u1d4d’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘h’ : (‘\u02b0’, ‘\u2095’ ),
    ‘i’ : (‘\u2071’, ‘\u1d62’ ),
    ‘j’ : (‘\u02b2’, ‘\u2c7c’ ),
    ‘k’ : (‘\u1d4f’, ‘\u2096’ ),
    ‘l’ : (‘\u02e1’, ‘\u2097’ ),
    ‘m’ : (‘\u1d50’, ‘\u2098’ ),
    ‘n’ : (‘\u207f’, ‘\u2099’ ),
    ‘o’ : (‘\u1d52’, ‘\u2092’ ),
    ‘p’ : (‘\u1d56’, ‘\u209a’ ),
    ‘q’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘r’ : (‘\u02b3’, ‘\u1d63’ ),
    ‘s’ : (‘\u02e2’, ‘\u209b’ ),
    ‘t’ : (‘\u1d57’, ‘\u209c’ ),
    ‘u’ : (‘\u1d58’, ‘\u1d64’ ),
    ‘v’ : (‘\u1d5b’, ‘\u1d65’ ),
    ‘w’ : (‘\u02b7’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘x’ : (‘\u02e3’, ‘\u2093’ ),
    ‘y’ : (‘\u02b8’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘z’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘A’ : (‘\u1d2c’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘B’ : (‘\u1d2e’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘C’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘D’ : (‘\u1d30’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘E’ : (‘\u1d31’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘F’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘G’ : (‘\u1d33’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘H’ : (‘\u1d34’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘I’ : (‘\u1d35’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘J’ : (‘\u1d36’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘K’ : (‘\u1d37’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘L’ : (‘\u1d38’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘M’ : (‘\u1d39’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘N’ : (‘\u1d3a’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘O’ : (‘\u1d3c’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘P’ : (‘\u1d3e’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘Q’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘R’ : (‘\u1d3f’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘S’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘T’ : (‘\u1d40’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘U’ : (‘\u1d41’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘V’ : (‘\u2c7d’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘W’ : (‘\u1d42’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘X’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘Y’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘Z’ : (‘?’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘+’ : (‘\u207A’, ‘\u208A’ ),
    ‘-’ : (‘\u207B’, ‘\u208B’ ),
    ‘=’ : (‘\u207C’, ‘\u208C’ ),
    ‘(’ : (‘\u207D’, ‘\u208D’ ),
    ‘)’ : (‘\u207E’, ‘\u208E’ ),
    ‘:alpha’ : (‘\u1d45’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘:beta’ : (‘\u1d5d’, ‘\u1d66’ ),
    ‘:gamma’ : (‘\u1d5e’, ‘\u1d67’ ),
    ‘:delta’ : (‘\u1d5f’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘:epsilon’ : (‘\u1d4b’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘:theta’ : (‘\u1dbf’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘:iota’ : (‘\u1da5’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘:pho’ : (‘?’, ‘\u1d68’ ),
    ‘:phi’ : (‘\u1db2’, ‘?’ ),
    ‘:psi’ : (‘\u1d60’, ‘\u1d69’ ),
    ‘:chi’ : (‘\u1d61’, ‘\u1d6a’ ),
    ‘:coffee’ : (‘\u2615’, ‘\u2615’ )
    }

    keys = sorted(unicode_map.keys()) for key in keys: spr = "X" + unicode_map[key][0] sub = "X" + unicode_map[key][1] if (spr == "X?"): spr = "" if (sub == "X?"): sub = "" print('%-15s %s %s' % (key, spr, sub))

    table()

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    I realized later that most of unicode characters are missing for superscript and subscript.

    However, they include a complete numerical superscript and subscript character set. For example:
    X⁴

    What is needed is a character search toolbar like symbsearch:

    symbsearch

    symbsearch source code

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  • NPPCalc causes problems in text files

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  • Setting text color via a .NET plugin

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    @shravan2x

    normally, style changes will be done by the lexer assigned, so make sure that your
    files do not get styled by an internal lexer as well, otherwise you are in trouble as there
    is no safe way to determine which lexer (yours or the internal one) gets called last and therefore
    does the styling one sees. See here for the API description. Be aware that npp uses scintilla 3.5.6, so, not all api calls are available.

    For a starting point, I posted here an example how such an script/prog could look like.

    Cheers
    Claudia

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    I figured it out finally. It’s actually pretty simple. Just specify a unique identifier (through
    NPPM_ALLOCATECMDID) when creating a submenu (the uIDNewItem parameter of winAPI insertmenu function). The WM_COMMAND message will be passed to LRESULT messageProc(UINT Message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) when the submenu is clicked.

  • [Plugin Update] ElasticTabstops v1.3

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    Hi,
    Assuming that you are using the C# plugin template: Did you install for vs2012 the c++ modules?

  • Several 64-bit plugins relesed

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    You have typo in the word released you wrote relesed

  • [NppExec] Cannot read some chars in the Java ouput console

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  • New version of Plugin Manager for testing!

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    @bruderstein Hi, today I tried to register for adding my new Notepad++ plugin “SQLinForm SQL Formatter” but unfortunately got an error while registrating at nppm.bruderste.in. Could you please help? Thx

  • Encoding a text file

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    @Soeren2017

    if I’m allowed - the problem is that these “ansi code pages” do treat the underlying
    data (numbers) the same. Means, each code page assigns always a 8bit value to a glyph.
    So there is no way for npp to findout if the value it reads, e.g. 0xFC (252),
    should be treaten as ü (CP1252) or as exponent three (CP850).

    I guess it could be said that the different “ansi code pages” are just a different view
    to the same underlying data and as long as there is no info in the file itself which
    encoding/code page has been used, to create the file, you have to know it
    or in npps view, it tries to guess it.

    Makes this sense to you?

    Cheers
    Claudia

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