First I must just state how much I love Notepad++ and the extensions for it. I won't go into a big thing here, but it is simply the best text editor I have ever used.
That being said, one feature I would like to see but will be difficult to incorporate due to the nature of the plugins floating window and docking system, is one where the functions listing for the Function List plugin can be a simple pulldown, akin to the system used in the Microsoft Visual Studio systems. I only use the Function List plugin myself, and find it taking too much space as either a floating window or a docked pane (either on a side or on the bottom / top). I don't know if the Notepad++ API could support some kind of easy pulldown, perhaps along the tab listing of documents (if that even is a good idea), but ultimately I would greatly appreciate if the function listing could be turned into a pulldown system.
Again, thanks to everyone for creating this amazing text editor that I use both in the personal and professional workspaces.
- Dresk
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Hello,
First I must just state how much I love Notepad++ and the extensions for it. I won't go into a big thing here, but it is simply the best text editor I have ever used.
That being said, one feature I would like to see but will be difficult to incorporate due to the nature of the plugins floating window and docking system, is one where the functions listing for the Function List plugin can be a simple pulldown, akin to the system used in the Microsoft Visual Studio systems. I only use the Function List plugin myself, and find it taking too much space as either a floating window or a docked pane (either on a side or on the bottom / top). I don't know if the Notepad++ API could support some kind of easy pulldown, perhaps along the tab listing of documents (if that even is a good idea), but ultimately I would greatly appreciate if the function listing could be turned into a pulldown system.
Again, thanks to everyone for creating this amazing text editor that I use both in the personal and professional workspaces.
- Dresk