I am looking for a co-author to develop a plugin (easy PHP IDE)

Ekopalypse

@Alan-Kilborn

Plugin execute PHP scripts and display results in pannel/tooltip.

hmmm, actually ask myself if this can be done using NppExec only?
The panel would be the console.

WinterSilence

@Ekopalypse said:

hmmm, actually ask myself if this can be done using NppExec only?
The panel would be the console.

nope, need dummy plugin as npp-phpautocompletion

WinterSilence

@Alan-Kilborn said:

Probably plenty of people here can help, but what you are asking for is non-trivial, so what would be someone’s motivation for helping?

so-author only create dummy for this plugin - it’s trivial work for plugin makers

i try use plugin’s template for delphi but it’s doesnt work correctly with utf-8 cyrillic text in lazarus. I think this template is deprecated.

Alan Kilborn

@WinterSilence

So your correct original question should have been, “Is there a current plugin template for Delphi?”

Maybe @dinkumoil knows as I think he uses Delphi…

WinterSilence

@Ekopalypse said:

@WinterSilence

do you know this?
This is the easiest way I know to create a plugin.

not for me - i dont know c++/python

rinku singh

@WinterSilence said:

i try use plugin’s template for delphi but it’s doesnt work correctly with utf-8 cyrillic text in lazarus. I think this template is deprecated.

check out lazarus hello word plugin
C:\LazarusPluginTemplate\helloworld.lpi

dinkumoil

@WinterSilence

As @Alan-Kilborn said I’m developing Notepad++ plugins in Delphi.

Have a look at the GitHub repo of my NppUISpy plugin. In the folder src/Lib you’ll find my modified and extended version of the Delphi Plugin Framework, based on the work of Damjan Zobo Cvetko. It is 32 bit/64 bit capable and already adapted to the new Scintilla v4.1.4 API used since Notepad++ v7.7.

Michael Vincent

@dinkumoil

Interested in reviving the DBGp plugin ? I exchanged emails with Damjan and another Notepad++ Delphi developer but don’t think I’ve asked on the forums here. I don’t know Delphi at all, but I gathered from their responses, the DBGp plugin was 32-bit only and used lots of old, potentially outdated Delphi libraries so updating and porting to 64-bit would be quite an undertaking.

Just thought I’d throw it out there :-)

Cheers.

dinkumoil

@Michael-Vincent

I’ve read in the other thread about SourceCookifier plugin that DBGp is one of the plugins you miss in 64 bit Notepad++. I’m sorry to tell you that I can not help out. Currently I have not enough time for starting such a project and DBGp seems to be a rather big plugin. Moreover I have no clue about PHP development, thus I wouldn’t be able to test my work.

Michael Vincent

@dinkumoil

No worries - I had to ask!

In talking with Damjan a while back i was able to get it working with both Perl and Python since I never do any PHP work either. That’s why I really miss it - my Perl and now more recently Python.

Cheers.

WinterSilence

@dinkumoil said:

Moreover I have no clue about PHP development, thus I wouldn’t be able to test my work.

As i say, i write PHP part, need write plugin - wrapper for data generated by PHP. I can return this data as you wish: json, xml and etc.

WinterSilence

@dinkumoil said:

@WinterSilence

As @Alan-Kilborn said I’m developing Notepad++ plugins in Delphi.

Have a look at the GitHub repo of my NppUISpy plugin. In the folder src/Lib you’ll find my modified and extended version of the Delphi Plugin Framework, based on the work of Damjan Zobo Cvetko. It is 32 bit/64 bit capable and already adapted to the new Scintilla v4.1.4 API used since Notepad++ v7.7.

Thanks, I see on next week!