The plugin uses direct from the Windows Console in the app

[amin modaresi]

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[Michael Vincent]

@amin-modaresi
What plugin are you referring to?

Cheers.

[Alan Kilborn]

@michael-vincent said in The plugin uses direct from the Windows Console in the app:

What plugin are you referring to?

To me it appears the OP is asking for such a plugin to be created. I could be wrong, it’s really all very vague.

[Michael Vincent]

@alan-kilborn said in The plugin uses direct from the Windows Console in the app:

To me it appears the OP is asking for such a plugin to be created. I could be wrong, it’s really all very vague.

Agree. So that’s a doctored screenshot?

@amin-modaresi

There’s the NppConsole plug in that kind of does what you’re asking for.

Cheers

[Michael Vincent]

@michael-vincent said in The plugin uses direct from the Windows Console in the app:

So that’s a doctored screenshot?

My eyes ain’t what they used to be and on a phone screen, fuggedaboutit. That screenshot is from Embarcadero Dev-C++, not Notepad++.

I think the only hope for something working now without waiting for a plugin to be developed is NppConsole. I have a slightly modified version that uses a combo box to select the shell to use (Command Prompt, PowerShell, WSL2), but you can still only get 1 console at a time, no tabs.

Cheers.

Cheers.

[amin modaresi]

@michael-vincent
Yeah.
This is a picture of the page.
My question was to do this inside Notepade ++, just like Embarcadero Dev-C ++
This software can have several Command Prompt and PowerShel for Windows itself.

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[WinterSilence]

@amin-modaresi plugin NppConsole, it’s what you looking

[WinterSilence]

@amin-modaresi you can attach cmd/powershell to ANY app window - use Conemu

[WinterSilence]

@wintersilence https://conemu.github.io/en/SettingsIntegration.html

[amin modaresi]

@wintersilence
thank’s