I've finally gotten around releasing the latest build of the plugin. Check out the changelog.
I've added some logic to help keep track of moved breakpoints. Any feedback on it would be great.
Also a section on how to set up a test environment has been added to the readme file.
As always, have fun using this plugin, if you find bugs or have ideas for it, you can reach me on the forums or mail.
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You send this message to the scintilla handler (primary or secondary). Of course you'll probably need to make use of NPPM_DOOPEN etc.
If you intend to define new markers know that DBGP plugin uses markers number 4 and 5. If I remember correctly everything below that is already used up by N++, but check in any case.
Best regards.
-Zobo
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Good news, everyone. :)
I've finally gotten around releasing the latest build of the plugin. Check out the changelog.
I've added some logic to help keep track of moved breakpoints. Any feedback on it would be great.
Also a section on how to set up a test environment has been added to the readme file.
As always, have fun using this plugin, if you find bugs or have ideas for it, you can reach me on the forums or mail.
Hi,
I'm facing a issue. What notepad++ message return all line which was marked(ctrl + F2) in page?
Thanks,
ShinHa
Hi. Only now, after re reading your post several times and taking a week long vacation, I understand the question :)
There is no notepad++ message you can use, but instead use a scintilla message. Read here: http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/ScintillaDoc.html#SCI_MARKERNEXT
You send this message to the scintilla handler (primary or secondary). Of course you'll probably need to make use of NPPM_DOOPEN etc.
If you intend to define new markers know that DBGP plugin uses markers number 4 and 5. If I remember correctly everything below that is already used up by N++, but check in any case.
Best regards.
-Zobo