There's no need for a plug-in for this: this is already possible, though not by right-clicking, AFAIK. Just select some text, and under the 'Run' menu, select 'Find using Google'...
If your 'Run' menu doesn't have a 'Find using Google' option, you can create one with the 'Run...' option in that same menu. Then, in the 'Type your program to run here' box, enter 'http://www.google.com/search?q=$(CURRENT_WORD)'. Click the Save button, enter the name 'Find using &Google' and the keyboard shortcut you want to assign this function to. Click OK, restart Notepad++, and you'll see the new option under the Run menu. You'll also be able to use that keyboard shortcut (unless it's already been assigned to some other function in Npp).
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Hi,
i just wished i could right click a text an choose search in google like in firefox.
Is there anyone who wants to write such an plugin?
Marco
Arrgh!
i'm so sorry. there it was. under my very nose.
thanks a lot
There's no need for a plug-in for this: this is already possible, though not by right-clicking, AFAIK. Just select some text, and under the 'Run' menu, select 'Find using Google'...
If your 'Run' menu doesn't have a 'Find using Google' option, you can create one with the 'Run...' option in that same menu. Then, in the 'Type your program to run here' box, enter 'http://www.google.com/search?q=$(CURRENT_WORD)'. Click the Save button, enter the name 'Find using &Google' and the keyboard shortcut you want to assign this function to. Click OK, restart Notepad++, and you'll see the new option under the Run menu. You'll also be able to use that keyboard shortcut (unless it's already been assigned to some other function in Npp).