Hello, is there a way to work with svn clients using Notepad++? I switched from TextPad to Notepad++ a few weeks ago but still miss this feature a lot.
Cheers.
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I have tied SmartSVN to Notepad++ by setting the preferences for the External tools to run the N++ exe as the command for file pattern *. In SmartSVN, this causes the file to be opened in N++ when double clicked. While I would like to find a more complete integration this works for now.
Falcis
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TortoiseSVN is indeed very nice, and integrates well into windows explorere, but sadly not into Notepad++.
If the 'light explorer' in Notepad++ would only display the TortoiseSvn contex menu items, and updated the icon overlays, that would constitute excellent svn support built in practicaly for free.
OK, a few keyboard shortcuts might be nice...
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Hello, is there a way to work with svn clients using Notepad++? I switched from TextPad to Notepad++ a few weeks ago but still miss this feature a lot.
Cheers.
Notepad++ needs Eclipse Plugin Support :-P
It provides the best SVN Browser I ever saw
I have the same interest.
Me also.
I am trying to leverage the run command, but that doesn't seem to work.
i.e. Run:
svn ci "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH )" -m "Updated with new changes"
Any body else get this to work or have a workaround?
You should use the full file path of svn to make it work.
Don
I have tied SmartSVN to Notepad++ by setting the preferences for the External tools to run the N++ exe as the command for file pattern *. In SmartSVN, this causes the file to be opened in N++ when double clicked. While I would like to find a more complete integration this works for now.
Falcis
I read something in a earlier post that used macros
SVN TORTOISE
TortoiseSVN is indeed very nice, and integrates well into windows explorere, but sadly not into Notepad++.
If the 'light explorer' in Notepad++ would only display the TortoiseSvn contex menu items, and updated the icon overlays, that would constitute excellent svn support built in practicaly for free.
OK, a few keyboard shortcuts might be nice...