Would it be possible to get access to the source from the C++ side for the .NET plugin template?
Also, have you considered using the .NET regular expression engine as opposed to the gnu regex? The .NET implementation of regular expressions seems to be somewhat superior and just as fast. I have put together an example using your 0.2 source that shows this working for the most part.
I am having some strange issues that I think are coming from UAC and admin rights when running outside of the visual studio environment. I think having some visibility into whats going on in the .NET to native interface would help.
Thanks for the good work!
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Oh, I forgot to answer on your other question.
It's not me using regular expressions.. it's CTags which uses gnu regex!
I know that there are cases when C# is even faster than C, but I highly doubt
that it would be faster on string operations than the clean C code of gnu regex.. but who knows.
Anyway I never intended to do the source code parsings on my own.
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I doubt its faster, its mostly the enhanced support for lookbehind that i'm looking for.
I think a good option that would alleviate the need for a separate plugin would be to provide an option to use
the .Net regex engine. It should be able to use almost the same interface as the cookifier current has.
Perhaps I could write up a patch to your source once that is released to show you what im thinking?
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Hi, Ufo,
Your plugin is greate, but it's based on .net framework.
Npp is based on natigve win32, so it's very fast to startup; but when I use the plugin, my Npp is apparently slow when starting up.
Do you have any plan to rewrite the plugin with c/c++?
Thanks.
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hi,
1) sorry, no plans at the moment moving everything to unmanaged code.. I love native coding, but that would be a nightmare
2) N++ only starts up slower when you've got the sourcecookifier tab opened (on XP.. on Vista I don't know)
3) at least since Windows 7 it won't start up slower because of that.
Do you have any plans updating your OS ? ;D
I'm just kidding, but in the future .NET will probably go even deeper into the windows kernel than it already is on windows 7. Start-up-speed of .NET won't be that annoying sooner or later.
regards
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2012-09-25
Since this thread is about the source, I figured this would be a better place than a new thread about my inquiry: Where are the sources for newer versions of the plugin?
I use Notepad++ with Wine/Mono on Kubuntu and would like to get this working for me.
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Sorry for that. Some time ago some guy started ripping the code
for another plug-in. And he did it in kinda bad manner. Nasty. So
I simply felt like stopping to update the source on SF. But now that
somebody finally asks, I'll update it again asap!
Cheers
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Hi,
sorry, and don't have any experience with writing lexers at all, since I never
tried or even had a look at it. I'm sure you'd faster find some help on this when
posting on the N++ forums.
greets
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Hi mister UFO, like most of your interlocutors iI have a dream. to keep the s.code of your sourcecookifier plugin. what should i do to take this parts of code or a similary code ? peraphs buy it . i am waiting your answer . ccgousset@gmail.com
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Hi mister UFO, like most of your interlocutors iI have a dream. to keep
the s.code of your sourcecookifier plugin. what should i do to take this
parts of code or a similary code ? peraphs buy it . i am waiting your
answer . ccgousset@gmail.com
re Hi,
yes i have SourecCookifier download. I am very Happy (c sharp but its ok i
am very happy) have a good day.
Le mer. 11 déc. 2019 à 13:28, gousset mpetal@users.sourceforge.net a
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Hi mister UFO, like most of your interlocutors iI have a dream. to keep
the s.code of your sourcecookifier plugin. what should i do to take this
parts of code or a similary code ? peraphs buy it . i am waiting your
answer . ccgousset@gmail.com
Would it be possible to get access to the source from the C++ side for the .NET plugin template?
Also, have you considered using the .NET regular expression engine as opposed to the gnu regex? The .NET implementation of regular expressions seems to be somewhat superior and just as fast. I have put together an example using your 0.2 source that shows this working for the most part.
I am having some strange issues that I think are coming from UAC and admin rights when running outside of the visual studio environment. I think having some visibility into whats going on in the .NET to native interface would help.
Thanks for the good work!
Hi,
yep, as mentioned in the last topic,
the source will get shipped with the next version again.
I mean the full source…
Oh, I forgot to answer on your other question.
It's not me using regular expressions.. it's CTags which uses gnu regex!
I know that there are cases when C# is even faster than C, but I highly doubt
that it would be faster on string operations than the clean C code of gnu regex.. but who knows.
Anyway I never intended to do the source code parsings on my own.
Ufo,
I doubt its faster, its mostly the enhanced support for lookbehind that i'm looking for.
I think a good option that would alleviate the need for a separate plugin would be to provide an option to use
the .Net regex engine. It should be able to use almost the same interface as the cookifier current has.
Perhaps I could write up a patch to your source once that is released to show you what im thinking?
Yep, thanks, I'm curious of course.. gimme some time to do the next release (with source).
cheers
Hi, Ufo,
Your plugin is greate, but it's based on .net framework.
Npp is based on natigve win32, so it's very fast to startup; but when I use the plugin, my Npp is apparently slow when starting up.
Do you have any plan to rewrite the plugin with c/c++?
Thanks.
hi,
1) sorry, no plans at the moment moving everything to unmanaged code.. I love native coding, but that would be a nightmare
2) N++ only starts up slower when you've got the sourcecookifier tab opened (on XP.. on Vista I don't know)
3) at least since Windows 7 it won't start up slower because of that.
Do you have any plans updating your OS ? ;D
I'm just kidding, but in the future .NET will probably go even deeper into the windows kernel than it already is on windows 7. Start-up-speed of .NET won't be that annoying sooner or later.
regards
Since this thread is about the source, I figured this would be a better place than a new thread about my inquiry: Where are the sources for newer versions of the plugin?
I use Notepad++ with Wine/Mono on Kubuntu and would like to get this working for me.
Sorry for that. Some time ago some guy started ripping the code
for another plug-in. And he did it in kinda bad manner. Nasty. So
I simply felt like stopping to update the source on SF. But now that
somebody finally asks, I'll update it again asap!
Cheers
Hi!
Is there any support for Lexers with your your .net plugin framework?
I tried to add the necessary calls (from https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/notepad-plus/index.php?title=Plugin_Development) but they are not fired when the plugin initializes.
Thanks. :)
Hi,
sorry, and don't have any experience with writing lexers at all, since I never
tried or even had a look at it. I'm sure you'd faster find some help on this when
posting on the N++ forums.
greets
Hi mister UFO, like most of your interlocutors iI have a dream. to keep the s.code of your sourcecookifier plugin. what should i do to take this parts of code or a similary code ? peraphs buy it . i am waiting your answer . ccgousset@gmail.com
re Hi,
yes i have SourecCookifier download. I am very Happy (c sharp but its ok i
am very happy) have a good day.
Le mer. 11 déc. 2019 à 13:28, gousset mpetal@users.sourceforge.net a
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Hey Tof tu te parles tout seul... Tu t'en rends compte ?sacré totof
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