I must admitt I still can't see the point.
If what you wish is t add some syntax colouring to your proprietary script language, feel free to develop an user defined language that handles it.
If the task is more involved, then you need a lexer plugin, or something. And the plugin resources are still here to help.
CChris
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Hi:
I am an employee of salesforce.com and I develop features that extend salesforce with Eclipse and the salesforce.com plug-in.
I use N++ for everything else and would love to see a N++ integration for salesforce.com.
I can help with how you would go about doing this.
Thank you
Hi Mike! Sorry to respond a post this old.
I work for SalesForce too, and I have the same problem you have. I use N++ to code everything and the Eclipse plugin to upload everything to the org.
I would like to develop a plugin to N++, but I didn't found any documentation. Can you send me some information on how to do it?
Please contact me, I would really love to make this true.
I don't know about salesforce.com, but there is some extensive documentation about existing and developing plyguns for Notepad++ here: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/notepad-plus/index.php?title=Plugin_Resources
CChris
Thank you very much, Chris.
I'm hoping Mike can answer my question, but the post is too old, I don't know if he is still working there either.
Thanks, Pablo.
Hey all, so I'm assuming this topic did not come to fruition? Would love to do apex and Salesforce formulas with N++
I must admitt I still can't see the point.
If what you wish is t add some syntax colouring to your proprietary script language, feel free to develop an user defined language that handles it.
If the task is more involved, then you need a lexer plugin, or something. And the plugin resources are still here to help.
CChris