Aug 27
pynpp Console Window
Let me update you with the latest news about pynpp.
I’ve been working on the internal console up until now, and I think it’s pretty decent. My first purpose was to be able to debug plugins trough a nice interface, that embedded well with Notepad++, but as the development went on I decided to build a proper console docked on Notepad++.
This console is quite stable, though not fully tested. For the future expect some colouring, maybe syntax colouring. I think it’s not important for now.
Also, I’m documenting the entire Python module that pynpp builds inside Notepad++ - it’s called pynpp (original, huh?). Here are those docs. This module will carry all the objects needed to create plugins in Python for Notepad++.
If you want a test drive, you can always download the latest DLL build, directly from the SVN repository through HTTP right over here.
Finally, here’s a screenie from the latest build:
January 14th, 2008 at 11:15
¡¡JUSTO LO QUE ESTABA BUSCANDO!!
Por favor, siga el desarrollo de este plugin :D es perfecto
April 2nd, 2008 at 11:06
This is really what I need, a Python console in NPP! But I cannot make it work. I copied the dll under Plugins but NPP says:
Load Library is failed.
Make “Runtime Library” setting of this project as “Multi-threaded(/MT)” may cure this problem.
This plugin is not compatible with current version of Notepad++.
My NPP ver. : v4.7.5
Remove this plugin from plugins directory if you don’t want to see this message on the next launch time.
April 2nd, 2008 at 11:07
“My NPP ver. : v4.7.5″
This line was supposed to be at the bottom actually :)