- Where to add notepad++ themes install#
- Where to add notepad++ themes portable#
- Where to add notepad++ themes code#
- Where to add notepad++ themes plus#
- Where to add notepad++ themes download#
Now you can run processing from Macro menu or with the shortcut Press "Plugin" button and search the processing item. Press "Associated Script" and select "processingExec"Īctivate the checkbox "Place to the Macros submenu". Menu: Plugin -> NppExec -> Advanced Options. Press "Save" button and name it "processingExec". Insert text: processing-java -sketch="$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)" -force -run. Menu: Plugin -> NppExec -> Console Output.
Where to add notepad++ themes install#
Using Notepad++ with processing 3.0: Install NppExec plugin Quoting the important part of “cameyo”'s post below: Yes, just follow the first link in the first post here.
Where to add notepad++ themes download#
New download (Swithced a handfull of “structure” keywords colors to stand out a bit more too). A bit annoying, I forgot a dot as an “operator style”, making method names after a dot not colored. Oh, and I also tweaked the syntax highlight colors ever so sligthly, to perhaps be a little bit easier on the eyes (rather download the one at edit #2 below instead).ĮDIT: Forgot Custom Buttons needs to be activated (see above).ĮDIT #2. You also need to activate “Custom Buttons” first (Plugins - Customize Toolbar - Custom Buttons).
If you edit it in npp (recommended!), it needs to have the encoding set to UCS-2 LE BOM (Little Endian, with optional BOM - Byte Order Mark). That is if it’s visible in the Macro menu, as “Processing”. Download link.īut in short add a line to the file “CustomizeToolbar.btn”:
Where to add notepad++ themes portable#
Except to use the config folder in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\plugins\config (Maybe unless you did the portable install of npp, in which case I think it’s just in the install folder\plugins\config). You’ll need the plugin “Customize Toolbar” for this (Menu Plugins - Plugins Admin). Sure it’s just Ctrl-R (or whatever you define in the Shortcut Mapper), but I find it handy sometimes to have a button to click (After defining the macro from the post linked in the first post ofc). It’s just a simple capture / resize of the “P” from Processing. So any changes you make to the one in the install folder, won’t be effective until the file in the Roaming folder is deleted again). But afterwards this file will be the “master file” that will be used. This file needs to be deleted! (It will be automatically backed up from the install folder when NPP starts. There is also another one in the Roaming folder (like C:\Users\USERNAMEAppData\Roaming\Notepad++). The file functionList.xml (linked) needs to be placed in Notepad++'s install folder. Also tweaked it to show functions outside of classes.
Now, I “don’t know what I’m doing”, but afaik Processing is basically Java so I simply copied Java’s class and function parser (I used the XML file provided with Notepad++ ver. So don’t blame me if you need to reinstall npp) ( PS! Back up any files you delete / change, just in case. I’m just putting this out here in case others are interested. Unfortunately there isn’t a one-click install, but settings are spread over different files.
Where to add notepad++ themes plus#
Plus the Custom Toolbar plugin, so now I also have a button to click to run Processing sketches from npp. I’ve continued my Notepad++ Processing Procrastination a bit, by looking into npp’s function list view.
Where to add notepad++ themes code#
As NPP “only” have 8 keyword groups, I had to collate a few categories too (I only used 7 even, so far).Ĭode folding seems like a mess too, not always syncing up with the code (and I’m not sure where it’s color is from either btw).Ĭolors are pretty subjective ofc, but it’s not hard to change. I couldn’t get it to distinguish class methods (functions) from class variables (fields/members?) for example. I found NPP’s UDL a bit lacking, but it is what it is. I use 2 spaces for Tab atm (hit Enter key afterwards, as there’s no OK button there). You might want to click on the Tab size value and change it.
Then Settings menu again - Preferences - Language - Tab Settings. In particular look at Global Styles - Default Style and background / foreground colors. From Settings menu, select Style Configurator. Should be it.Įxcept you might also want to adjust some things that aren’t part of the UDL (User Defined Language). Just download, extract file, go to menu Language - Define your language and import it.
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