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    • Udhaya Bharathi KumarU Offline
      Udhaya Bharathi Kumar
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      How to connect NZ with notepad++. Need step by step instructions.

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        PeterJones @Udhaya Bharathi Kumar
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        @Udhaya-Bharathi-Kumar ,

        “Connect”? How does one “connect” a text editor to anything?

        You’ll have to be more specific about you want to do.

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          mkupper @Udhaya Bharathi Kumar
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          @Udhaya-Bharathi-Kumar

          You wrote “How to connect NZ with notepad++.” Notepad++ is normally the client application and would connect with a server. NZ is normally a server that you connect to using clients. You want to do this backwards. Is your desire to control and use Notepad++ using NZ scripts?

          For me, step-by-step starts out with defining what it is that I want to do. I usually start out using pencil on paper to make drawing of a high level overview and then fill the gaps and details. Once I have a general idea of the goal I code up a simple user interface that’s mainly there to run test/debugging of the next phase which is the bottom layer details which I fully write and debug. I usually learn a lot about exceptions and oddities while coding the bottom later that needs to be taken into account when the middle or upper layers get structured.

          See bottom–up and top–down design on Wikipedia. I’m doing both top down and bottom up but with an emphasis on bottom up. I leave the middle layer that glues the top and bottom for last.

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