[C#] Dockable Dialog Write Text
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How do you write text on a dockable dialog?
I downloaded the C# plugin template and I currently have a dialog with a text input in it and I can’t seem to find anything on how to operate it, I want to remove the text input and write multiple lines of text to it, I’m pretty new to C# so any help would be much appreciated
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@sover-david
Sorry, that’s not a question for this forum.
This forum is for discussion about Notepad++. -
@alan-kilborn But I’m asking about how to make a Notepad++ plugin in the Plugin Development section right? Where should I ask it then?
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@sover-david said in [C#] Dockable Dialog Write Text:
But I’m asking about how to make a Notepad++ plugin in the Plugin Development section right? Where should I ask it then?
Tricky, but I think your query has more to do with C# programing in general:
a dialog with a text input in it and I can’t seem to find anything on how to operate it, I want to remove the text input and write multiple lines of text to it, I’m pretty new to C#
If your query we more like :
“I know C# very well and I can’t find how to interface with this Notepad++ or Scintilla API to get some stuff to render some output”
Then you may find more help here.
- General C# questions => StackOverflow (or other)
- Specifics to Notepad++ and / or Scintilla API => maybe here
Cheers.
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@sover-david Alright I managed to find it out, for anyone in the future trying to find the answer, dockable dialogs are made with the Windows Form Designer, you can open it by double-clicking the frmMyDlg.cs file in the Forms folder (should be simple to look up a tutorial on it)
