Translate plugin for the latest builds/version?
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It doesn’t show up in Plugins admin and also doesn’t show up even if i extract it to the plugins folder, other plugins like “Compare” are working.
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Which version of npp are you using?
How did you extract it?
Depending on the version used you might need to create
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So i just put it inside a folder and now i’m getting this :
I believe it’s because i’m running 64bit version of nppp?
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If i uninstall the 64 bit version then install a 32 bit one, will it remove my configs?
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as I don’t use installed npp I can’t say for sure but I think it does.
But, why not test it first with a 32bit portable version to see if
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Oh, i forgot there were portable versions :D
Thanks a lot for your time. :)
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@Prince-Sharma said in Translate plugin for the latest builds/version?:
I believe it’s because i’m running 64bit version of nppp?
I grabbed the code from here and was able (with some tweaks) to get it to compile x64. However, I get an error about the plugin being ANSI (which N++ stopped supporting some time ago) even though the isUnicode() returns TRUE.
I’ve seen this before with C# plugins, but don’t remember how to fix it. I can barely code C++ nevermind C#. Maybe someone else can give it a go?
Cheers.
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this happened with the latest visual studio version afaik.
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@Ekopalypse said in Translate plugin for the latest builds/version?:
this happened with the latest visual studio version afaik.
Weird - I was able to compile my fork of NppMardownPanel which is written in C# on Visual Studio 2017 and now under VS 2019 which I just installed on new work laptop.
Cheers.
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ooppss - sorry, but that’s all I know about C#. ;-)
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@Ekopalypse said in Translate plugin for the latest builds/version?:
that’s all I know about C#. ;-)
ME TOO!!! LOL - whatever I can Google :-)
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:-D Google definitely knows more than me/us, even about us :-D
