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    • Alan RobinsinA
      Alan Robinsin
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      Lua scripting Plugin:

      I Wish there was a Button on the Toolbar to Run (Execute the Code).

      Fantastic for Testing Short Scripts.

      Its capabilities. This provides control over all of Scintilla’s features and options with a light-weight, fully-functional programming language.

      Author: Justin Dailey

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      • Alan KilbornA
        Alan Kilborn @Alan Robinsin
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        @Alan-Robinsin said in Lua scripting Plugin:

        Author: Justin Dailey

        Maybe you get Justin’s attention faster with this: @dail

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        • EkopalypseE
          Ekopalypse @Alan Robinsin
          last edited by Ekopalypse

          @Alan-Robinsin

          or by opening a feature request in his repo.

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          • dinkumoilD
            dinkumoil @Alan Robinsin
            last edited by dinkumoil

            @Alan-Robinsin

            The LuaScript plugin already provides a menu item to execute the code in current editor tab, see (menu) Plugins -> LuaScript -> Execute Current File.

            With the help of the CustomizeToolbar plugin you can create a toolbar button linked to that menu entry by yourself. The plugin provides help how to do that, see (menu) Plugins -> Customize Toolbar -> Help - Custom Buttons.

            But since coding implies that you have your fingertips already at the keyboard, I would like to suggest to use Npp’s macro feature to create a macro that

            • saves the current file and
            • calls LuaScript’s Execute Current File feature.

            That macro you can assign to a keyboard shortcut.

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            • Alex RockA
              Alex Rock @dinkumoil
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              @dinkumoil said in Lua scripting Plugin:

              @Alan-Robinsin

              The LuaScript plugin already provides a menu item to execute the code in current editor tab, see (menu) Plugins -> LuaScript -> Execute Current File.

              With the help of the CustomizeToolbar plugin you can create a toolbar button linked to that menu entry by yourself. The plugin provides help how to do that, see (menu) Plugins -> Customize Toolbar -> Help - Custom Buttons.

              But since coding implies that you have your fingertips already at the keyboard, I would like to suggest to use Npp’s macro feature to create a macro that

              • saves the current file and
              • calls LuaScript’s Execute Current File feature.

              That macro you can assign to a keyboard shortcut.

              thanks my issue has been fixed.

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              • Alex RockA
                Alex Rock @Alex Rock
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