Customize Toolbar - New Version 4.1

[andrecool-68]

@Alan-Kilborn Why not show how to do it?

[Alan Kilborn]

@andrecool-68

Hmmmm…

Install Pythonscript plugin
Create new script, call it ShowDocSwitcher.py
In body of script, put notepad.showDocSwitcher(True)
Save script
To run script, go to Plugins > Pythonscript > Scripts and select ShowDocSwitcher
DOC SWITCHER WINDOW IS SHOWN
Optional: Create shortcut or toolbar button for script

Create another new script, call it HideDocSwitcher.py
In body of script, put notepad.showDocSwitcher(False)
Save script
To run script, go to Plugins > Pythonscript > Scripts and select HideDocSwitcher
DOC SWITCHER WINDOW IS HIDDEN
Optional: Create shortcut or toolbar button for script

:^P

[MAPJe71]

I’m using the LuaScript plugin to toggle the Doc Switcher:

1. add the following lines to startup.lua:

npp.AddShortcut("Toggle Doc Switcher", "", function()
    npp:ShowDocSwitcher( not npp:IsDocSwitcherShown() )
end)

2. create a DocSwitcher image (i.e. Toolbar-DocSwitcher.bmp) for the toolbar and put it in the same directory as CustomizeToolbar.btn.
3. add the following line to CustomizeToolbar.btn:

Plugins,LuaScript,Toggle Doc Switcher,,Toolbar-DocSwitcher.bmp

4. restart Notepad++
5. show or hide the Doc Switcher by clicking one toolbar button

et Voila

[andrecool-68]

@MAPJe71 It works!
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/3526#issuecomment-355098777
But … it should be a standard option in the view menu … or do you disagree?

[MAPJe71]

OK, the GitHub link @andrecool-68 provided already pointed to a description of how I did it.
Did not remember that.
What can I say: “Now also available for Notepad++ 64 bit!” :-D

@andrecool-68 I agree, same toolbar button functionality as the build-in Function List toolbar button i.e. indicating active/inactive by changing the button background color.