@scampsd

Although the registry is actually the Windows standard, I would personally avoid it and rather use the plugin config directory. Can be determined via NPPM_GETPLUGINSCONFIGDIR.
However, I would create a subdirectory with the plugin name and add a json, xml, toml … file there.

It occurs to me that I could implement a feature in HugeFiles that would load a chunk of a file, run a plugin command on that chunk, append it to a new file, and repeat for each chunk.

Such a feature would AFAICT eliminate the need for scripts like the one posted above.

If this post gets at least 4 upvotes, I will consider implementing this feature. I expect it would be a lot of work but potentially useful.

@D-V, please post your Notepad++ debug info. I tested installing the Analyse plugin and it installed without any errors on Notepad++ v8.8.1 (64-bit) and also Notepad++ v8.8.1 (32-bit).

You get the debug info from Notepad++'s ? / Debug Info ... menu.

To post your debug info here in the community forums use </> on the forum’s menu bar and then replace the code_text that </> generates with the debug info.

Version 4.3.0.26 has been relased and will be included in the next Notepad++ update. This update is mostly about performance improvements.

Implemented updates:

Replace matches: Allows targeted replacements using match indexes like 1, 1,3 or 2-5.

List Statistics: Displays counts for active, total, current, and selected entries below the list.
(Disabled by default – enable via ListStatistics=1 in the INI file.)

Use Variables Performance: Significantly faster execution of replacements using the “Use Variables” option.

Docs and Language: Minor documentation and wording refinements.

@MAPJe71 I like your solution. Unfortunately I get all comment lines from my (python) code fences into the function list. I tried some things without success, it seems that my skills in regex are limited.

@martin-honnen said in Any idea why self compiled plugin works on "normal" Windows 11 but doesn't in Windows Sandbox?:

[T]he used software needs the Visual C++ runtime …

Runtime DLLs are not needed if you link them statically, i.e., use the /MT linker option or put the
<RuntimeLibrary>MultiThreaded</RuntimeLibrary> property under <ClCompile> in the *.vcxproj file.

See https://learn.microsoft.com/cpp/build/reference/md-mt-ld-use-run-time-library

Hi everyone,

@andrea-tomassi’s PR was really helpful, and it was accepted of course, moreover this gave the project a great shake-up! Of course, the update has also been added to the nppPluginList repository and was recently accepted.

If someone doesn’t want to wait, manual installation is available as usual with the v0.5 release (unzip the appropriate ZIP file to the plugins/NppOpenAI folder):
https://github.com/Krazal/nppopenai/releases/tag/v0.5.0

The last few months have been very stressful for me (there was a nationwide update in the Hungarian .HU domain name registry, which also affected our developments too), but now things are starting to calm down and I hope to have more time for the plugin. ✨

Once again, thank you to those of you who are trying out the plugin, and I am very grateful for all the contributions!

@Christian-Hoffmann

Tested v8.8.1 being quite a new and clean portable and reopens new 1 folded

Set as Python language folded at if on line 1. Programmatically regarded as line 0.

new 1:

if a: b

session.xml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <NotepadPlus> <Session activeView="0"> <mainView activeIndex="0"> <File firstVisibleLine="0" xOffset="0" scrollWidth="39" ... snipped ...> <Fold line="0" /> </File> </mainView> <subView activeIndex="0" /> </Session> </NotepadPlus>

See the xml tag Fold. Folding is saved and restored.

More details might be needed to solve your issue, like version being used … as ? -> Debug info... shows.

@glandon said:

i try to get users clear

This six-word thing is by far the most important thing you could do.

@ptrstack

How difficult is it to make the folder tree …

depends on how complex you want your solution to be.
I would probably just change the font in the resource file and use the WM_SETFONT call in WM_INITDIALOG after initializing the treeview component. Depending on the size, you may also need to call TVM_SETITEMHEIGHT. So this would be 3 lines of code, I guess.

@PeterJones Peter, oh sorry - i hadn’t realized it this morning in the hurry, my bad!

@أحمد-حمدي-حمدين said in Feature Request: Insert Current Date and Time Like Excel:

Hi Notepad++ Team,

I’d like to request a simple yet useful feature:

Feature already exists. No request needed. (If a request were needed, this isn’t the right place, as our FAQ makes clear)

Currently, Notepad++ does not appear to have a built-in shortcut or menu option for this (the old “Edit → Time & Date (F5)” seems to be missing in newer versions).

Edit > Insert > Date/Time (…) exists. It doesn’t default to any keystroke, but Shortcut Mapper can remedy that.

User Manual:

https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/editing/#edit-menu https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/preferences/#multi-instance-and-date

By the way, you claimed,

the old “Edit → Time & Date (F5)”

That never existed in Notepad++. MS notepad.exe used that menu name and hotkey, but never Notepad++. Don’t believe everything that hallucinating AI tells you

@Coises : My thoughts about the topics:

“IsDialogMessage” (“standard Windows way of separating messages that are directed to a non-modal dialog or any of its child controls from the normal flow through the message loop”) and “WM_GETDLGCODE” (“If keyboard focus is in a control, that control will decide which keys it wants and which keys should be processed as container navigation”):

Basically the Lazarus component library (LCL) acts as a fully qualified message loop system that is able to react on nearly each message and notification within a windows message loop, nearly all WM_, eg. WM_KEY(down,press;up;…) can be detected and processed (*).
Normally it’s hard to detect any lacks here imo. However i initially looked into that hierarchy, as here, like everywhere else in the programming world, some business rules might have been come into play for to negate a message (like eg. an app can do when it nulls out an Enter Key for to suppress a beep; Key := #0).

(*) At least in the win32 “widgetset” as one within all those platforms: all-interfaces win32-interface
It depends a bit on whether someone compiles “cross-platform” or for an OS-specific build, ie. “win32”):

But - right, maybe that is it what matches your pointing! - there is no explicit call of “IsDialogMessage” itself within the LCL hierarchy (i grepped here)!
But it is a function that is known and predefined in the free pascal compiler system (FPC) though. And, so, there really low-level based apps can be written (and do exist) without the LCL, using basic TranslateMessage, DispatchMessage etc. which are calling “IsDialogMessage” explicitely.
“Matches your point” in so far as it makes understandable why without NPPM_MODELESSDIALOG (which calls “IsDialogMessage”) “most shortcut keys will be intercepted by Notepad++” - with other words, let NPP act as a gate-keeper for messages here.

In sum, with your explanations it’s much more understandable now for me what’s going on (hope so).
And why “RegisterForm” (-> the NPPM_MODELESSDIALOG-Send) in the docking formcreate now lets work again F2 (and Ctrl-c, Ctrl-v & co.) by the plugin. Otherwise the NPP gate-keeper would decide itself and won’t pass messages to the plugin that it claims for own usage, e.g as defined in the shortcut mapper.

I hope I’m somehow on the right track here :-)
I’d use this solution, it does indeed remove the issue :-)
(i have to sort out a few subsequent flaws now, but those are assumingly outside the current thread)