Hello every body
im lookin for java compiler plugin for NotePad++ its best edtior i find and very handy for code any program...but im lookin for java compiler pulgin in NotePad++ like textpad. and aslo lookin for tutorial how to create plugin for notepad++....ill very thankful for all givin me help and support
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Well, I think the way you suggest to compile .java files using the 'run' menu should work, but this evening I'll try it because it's possible that there are some problems with the arguments of the program javac.exe
Dani (Turin, IT)
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try the notepad installer and you find the java plugin. Or download the java.api at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm, and copy the
java plugin to the folder where you installed the npp!
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Hello everyone,
I also searching for such a plugin to compile and execute a java source like in Textpad. The first answer says, I would find the plugin in the installer. Sorry, but I don't understand this answer. I can't find something like a java compiler. And the given link is only the list about the integrated functions of n++.
Where can I find the plugin or can someone make such a plugin?
It must execute the javac.exe from the jdk for comiling and it must execute in second part the java.exe from the jdk or jre with the exactly named .class-file. That would be perfect.
Greetings from germany
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1. I don't think you need a plug-in to run a compiler. You could use the 'Run' menu to launch the Java compiler, using $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) as parameter on the command line to indicate the file that needs to be compiled.
If you need to perform multiple steps, you can write a batch file that calls the compiler and subsequently the linker, for example. For more info on the Run variables, see http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/run-HOWTO.php
2. If you want to write a plug-in for Np++, you'll have to write a Windows DLL. So far, the only examples available are all written in C++. I've been trying to get one in Delphi to work, but it hasn't worked so far.
Take a look at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/plugins-HOWTO.php for the information currently available.
Tschüß,
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Martijn
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Hello every body
im lookin for java compiler plugin for NotePad++ its best edtior i find and very handy for code any program...but im lookin for java compiler pulgin in NotePad++ like textpad. and aslo lookin for tutorial how to create plugin for notepad++....ill very thankful for all givin me help and support
Well, I think the way you suggest to compile .java files using the 'run' menu should work, but this evening I'll try it because it's possible that there are some problems with the arguments of the program javac.exe
Dani (Turin, IT)
try the notepad installer and you find the java plugin. Or download the java.api at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm, and copy the
java plugin to the folder where you installed the npp!
If you like to develop a .dll in Microsoft Windows see at google for
create a .dll, several opportunities.
Hello everyone,
I also searching for such a plugin to compile and execute a java source like in Textpad. The first answer says, I would find the plugin in the installer. Sorry, but I don't understand this answer. I can't find something like a java compiler. And the given link is only the list about the integrated functions of n++.
Where can I find the plugin or can someone make such a plugin?
It must execute the javac.exe from the jdk for comiling and it must execute in second part the java.exe from the jdk or jre with the exactly named .class-file. That would be perfect.
Greetings from germany
Guten Tag Nobody/Anonymous (nobody),
1. I don't think you need a plug-in to run a compiler. You could use the 'Run' menu to launch the Java compiler, using $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) as parameter on the command line to indicate the file that needs to be compiled.
If you need to perform multiple steps, you can write a batch file that calls the compiler and subsequently the linker, for example. For more info on the Run variables, see http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/run-HOWTO.php
2. If you want to write a plug-in for Np++, you'll have to write a Windows DLL. So far, the only examples available are all written in C++. I've been trying to get one in Delphi to work, but it hasn't worked so far.
Take a look at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/plugins-HOWTO.php for the information currently available.
Tschüß,
--
Martijn