See https://github.com/bruderstein/nppPluginManager/issues/7, and the steps needed on the refactoring of the server side: https://github.com/bruderstein/npppm3/milestones/MVP

Hi Claudia,
As it was said, the Python plugin does not meet our need.
I understand that it is difficult to resolve to add a new parameter that indicates in which column to position the first Tab, so I appreciate your concern.
And I also applaud the philosophy of those who continue to keep Notepad ++ as a free product, at a time when mercantilism seems to be a difficult north to divert.
Sincerely,
Richard

I would love to see some of these in your readme.md

I’d prefer to keep the readme on the lighter side as there is full documentation (though not perfect) here.

I added some additional example PRs on GitHub

Thanks I’ll try to take a look at them this weekend if I get some time.

I am happy to contribute to the readme if you wouldnt mind

Contributions are always welcome. As mentioned above, the documentation would probably be a better place to contribute…though that might not be immediately straight forward as the documentation is mostly auto-generated from these files.

v0.4.1 has been released which fixes a minor bug with jump locations within indented documentation blocks.

Releases (32 and 64 bit): https://github.com/dail8859/DoxyIt/releases/tag/v0.4.1

Sorry for the request, i just discovered it is integrated in N++ in the context menu.
Thank you
Andrea

@chcg
It doesnt depend on file type. It reproduces every time with all files and all types of files (.php .txt .cpp - any extension; It doesnt make any difference). Under Windows 7 this problem didn’t exist. It has appeared under Windows 10. Maybe only under my Windows 10 the program shows this particular defect. I don`t know. But if not, this bug must have interested the developers

Maybe related to https://github.com/bruderstein/nppPluginManager/issues/40

That’s great :)
Thanks!

@Alan-Kilborn said:

If you want more info about elastic tabstops see this website which is the main person that created the idea of elastic tabstops. This plugin just implements the algorithm to do it.

In most “normal” code you won’t see much of difference. In the images I’ve posted you can see some of the tabs appear longer which helps line up things like the comments. Without elastic tabstops then you’d need a different number of spaces and/or tabs so they lined up.

Another example is a tab delimited file where it makes columns appear to line up instead of manually messing with spacing if one column needs to be wider:

Just released a new and improved 64bit version https://github.com/kbilsted/NotepadPlusPlusPluginPack.Net/releases