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= About =

JSLint Plugin for Notepad++ allows you to run JSLint against your open 
JavaScript files.

Website: http://jslintnpp.sourceforge.net
JSLint Plugin for Notepad++ Copyright 2010 Martin Vladic.

Based on JSLint by Douglas Crockford (http://www.jslint.com/).
JSLint Copyright 2002 Douglas Crockford.

= Release Notes =

This is first version. Consider it beta. Tested and works with Notepad++
version 5.7+; it also may work with older versions.

= Installation =

Copy JSLintNpp.dll (or JSLintNppA.dll if you are using ANSI version) into your
Notepad++ Plugins folder. You will need to re-start Notepad++ afterward.

= Getting Started = 

1. Open your JavaScript file in Notepad++
2. To JSLint your file select menu option 
   "Plugins - JSLint - JSLint Current File" or press shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+L.
3. All errors (if such exists) that are found in your file will be displayed in
   list in dockable window at the bottom of Notepad++ main window; document is
   automatically scrolled at the position of the first found error.
4. Double-click on errors in the list to view them inside document; or you can
   press Ctrl+Shift+N repeatedly to view errors.

You can play with different JSLint options by choosing 
menu option "Plugins - JSLint - Options".

= Files =

README.txt     - This file
JSLintNpp.dll  - Unicode version of plugin
JSLintNppA.dll - ANSI version of plugin

= History =

0.2.0    
	Memory leaks fixed
	Toolbar added to the JSLint dockable window
	Visibility state of the JSLint dockable window is now preserved after restart
	Shortcuts changed (to avoid clashes with existing shortcuts of Notepad++)

0.1.1
	Bug fixes

0.1.0
	Initial release

= Todo =

- Display list of global variables (and other useful informations that JSLint
  produces) used in your JS script
  
Source: README.txt, updated 2010-12-03