Add Ada, Fortran, Fortran77 & Haskell in function lists.

Add ability to style only current instance of text.

Allow Replace to stop after replacement (optional).

Add ability of changing select text foreground color (optional).

Add 1 click action (SHIFT-click) on close button to close all tabs in dockable panel.

The new version introduces several new features: New Fluent UI icons for the toolbar are now also available. The new mode can be enabled under View > Distraction Free Mode to get a fullscreen editing mode without most of the user interface. Select Settings > Preferences > Dark Mode > Enable Dark Mode to switch from light to dark mode in the application.Īnother new visual feature is the new distraction free mode. sort in the context menu.Once installed, the next main change is that Notepad++ 8.0 supports a dark mode officially. So, back to my issue, I found the corresponding command name for sorting on the command name reference page (T:Sort lines case insensitive (at column)) popped it in. What I think is happening is that Notepad++ is seeing the TextFX Characters menu first and using that as the PluginEntryName.

That's all well and good, but the Rewrap command is actually under the TextFX Edit menu. They were able to achieve this by using the PluginEntryName of 'TextFX Characters'. In the aforementioned blog post the OP was trying to integrate the Rewrap Text command into the context menu. I found a reference for the Notepad++ command names and used this in conjunction with another post regarding integrating TextFX into the context menu to figure out how to do all of this.įirst off, TextFX is not integrated in the proper way with Notepad++. I think I finally figured out how to do it. Turns out, that integrating TextFX is not trivial.

So, I figured I'd chuck that into the context menu. There is a really cool plugin called TextFX that has a command 'Sort lines case insensitive (at column)'. I commonly will have a few lines of text that I'll need to sort You can add new items to the context menu which is a huge plus.

This last point brings me to why I'm posting. It has a fairly small footprint when it runs.First off, I have used a bunch of different editors in my day, and have finally settled on Notepad++.

Notepad++ portable add context menu