├── .gitignore
├── .vs
└── RestApiToText
│ └── v15
│ ├── .suo
│ └── Browse.VC.db
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── Release
├── RestApiToText.dll
├── v1.0
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.1
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.2.1
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│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.2
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
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├── v1.3.0.0
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.3.1.0
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.3.1.1
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.4.0.0
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
└── v1.4.0.1
│ ├── RestApiToText.dll
│ └── RestApiToText.zip
├── RestApiToText.sln
├── RestApiToText
├── Notepad_plus_msgs.h
├── PluginDefinition.cpp
├── PluginDefinition.h
├── PluginInterface.h
├── RestApiToText.cpp
├── RestApiToText.rc
├── RestApiToText.vcxproj
├── Scintilla.h
├── framework.h
├── menuCmdID.h
└── resource.h
├── Screenshot1.png
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├── Screenshot6.png
├── Screenshot7.png
├── Screenshot8.png
├── Screenshot9.png
└── x64
└── Release
├── RestApiToText.dll
├── v1.0
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.1
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.2.1
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.2
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.3.0.0
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.3.1.0
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.3.1.1
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
├── v1.4.0.0
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
└── v1.4.0.1
├── RestApiToText.dll
└── RestApiToText.zip
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1 | # RestApiToText for Notepad++
2 |
3 | RestApiToText is a plugin that will use the text from a Notepad++ editor tab to make a REST call and display the results in a new editor tab, eliminating the need for calling an outside REST tool and pasting the results into Notepad++. Special thanks to Don Ho and the many developers and contributors for making Notepad++ possible.
4 |
5 | License
6 | -------
7 | All files for this package are licensed under the GPL v3 license. See the LICENSE file for more details.
8 |
9 | What's New in RestApiToText
10 | ---------------------------
11 | 1. Added the ability to use an environment variable when specifying header values, so that you can use a private API key without showing it in your REST call.
12 | 2. RestApiToText will automatically pretty-print JSON responses if the response header's __Content-Type__ header is set to __application/json__.
13 | 3. Added new __RestApiToTextOptions__ section to allow users to control the behavior of RestApiToText.
14 | 4. Added the __ShowResponseHeaders__ RestApiToText option to display response headers in addition to the response itself.
15 | 5. Querystrings are now url-encoded before they are sent.
16 | 6. Added the ability to pass a body with the __DELETE__ verb.
17 | 7. Fixed issue where the __PATCH__ verb was not passing the body.
18 | 8. Fixed issue where __InternetReadFile__ was stopping prematurely because the output was being formatted to JSON as it was being read.
19 | 9. Fixed issue where the __201 (Created)__ response was not returning the body.
20 | 10. Added ability to use environment variables in the body and the URL.
21 | 11. Added ability to show response on the same page, after the REST call.
22 | 12. Fixed issue where body was not being returned on all calls.
23 |
24 | New Releases
25 | ------------
26 | You can download the latest version of RestApiToText.dll for 32-bit here and for 64-bit here or by navigating the __Release__ and __x64/Release__ folders above. You just need to download the DLL and overwrite it in the appropriate subfolder of the Notepad++ plugins admin folder.
27 |
28 | Here are the steps to overwrite the DLL:
29 |
30 | 1. Open Notepad++ and go to __Plugins->Open Plugins Folder...__
31 | 2. Close Notepad++.
32 | 3. In the Explorer window you created from Step 1, open the RestApiToText subfolder.
33 | 4. Overwrite the RestApiToText DLL with the one you downloaded.
34 | 5. Reopen Notepad++.
35 |
36 | See [Changes by Version](#changes-by-version) below for a list of changes.
37 |
38 | Usage
39 | -----
40 | 1. Add code in the format shown below.
41 | 2. Go to Plugins -> REST API To Text -> Make REST Call.
42 | 3. A new editor tab with the results of the call should appear. (Results depend on the API you call)
43 |
44 | 
45 | 
46 |
47 | 4. If the response's __Content-Type__ header is __application/json__ then the output will be automatically formatted:
48 |
49 | 
50 |
51 |
52 |
53 | Notes
54 | -----
55 | - RestApiToText always creates a new tab for the results, so you can easily keep different versions for reference.
56 | - Only the verb and the URL are required. Headers, RestApiToTextOptions and Body are always optional.
57 | - The HTTP/S protocol at the beginning of the URL is not required. The port is also optional.
58 | - The current version of the plugin will only make one call at a time.
59 | - If the editor tab contains more content than your REST call (or other non-REST content), then select all of the REST text before making the call.
60 | - You can also make calls to regular web pages.
61 | - RestApiToText also supports the most commonly used REST verbs. The content returned depends on the API call. Some verbs might return no content, depending on the REST API you're calling and how you've configured the call. Here are some examples:
62 |
63 | 
64 |
65 | 
66 |
67 | 
68 |
69 | 
70 |
71 | - Use an environment variable whenever you want to send a private API key but you don't want to show it in your REST call. Just create the variable and wrap it in a __$(env:*variable name*)__ expression, like so:
72 |
73 | 
74 | 
75 |
76 | 
77 |
78 | 
79 | 
80 | 
81 | 
82 | 
83 | 
84 |
85 | - Use the **RestApiToTextOptions** section for custom __RestApiToText__ features:
86 | *(The following two features are currently available)*
87 |
88 | 
89 |
90 |
91 |
92 | ## Changes by Version
93 | 1.4.0.1
94 | 1. Fixed issue where body was not being returned on all calls.
95 |
96 | 1.4.0.0
97 | 1. Added the ability to use an environment variable in the body and the URL.
98 | 2. Added the ability to show the response on the same page as the REST call.
99 |
100 | 1.3.1.2
101 | 1. Added the ability to use an environment variable in the body.
102 |
103 | 1.3.1.1
104 | 1. Fixed bug where 201 responses did not include the body.
105 |
106 | 1.3.1.0
107 | 1. Added the ability to use an environment variable when specifying header values, so that you can use a private API key without showing it in your REST call.
108 |
109 | 1.3.0.0
110 | 1. Added new __**RestApiToTextOptions**__ section to allow users to control the behavior of RestApiToText.
111 | 2. Added RestApiToText option called __ShowResponseHeaders__ to display response headers in addition to the response itself.
112 | 3. URL querystrings are now encoded before they are sent.
113 | 4. Added the ability to pass a body with the __DELETE__ verb.
114 | 5. Fixed issue where the __PATCH__ verb was not passing the body.
115 |
116 | 1.2.1
117 | 1. Fixed issue where InternetReadFile was stopping prematurely because the output was being formatted to JSON as it was being read.
118 |
119 | 1.2
120 | 1. Added JSON pretty-printing for responses with a Content-Type response header containing "application/json".
121 | 2. Added support for the HEAD and OPTIONS verbs.
122 | 3. URLs with no verb now default to a GET.
123 |
124 | 1.1
125 | 1. Fixed incorrect HTTP/S configurations that would result in "400 - Bad Request" or "405 - Method Not Allowed" in some situations.
126 | 2. Disabled default WinInet caching.
127 |
128 | 1.0
129 | 1. Initial release.
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2 | Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 12.00
3 | # Visual Studio Version 16
4 | VisualStudioVersion = 16.0.30413.136
5 | MinimumVisualStudioVersion = 10.0.40219.1
6 | Project("{8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942}") = "RestApiToText", "RestApiToText\RestApiToText.vcxproj", "{1A248314-7A38-4876-9866-3A254050CE06}"
7 | EndProject
8 | Global
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10 | Debug|x64 = Debug|x64
11 | Debug|x86 = Debug|x86
12 | Release|x64 = Release|x64
13 | Release|x86 = Release|x86
14 | EndGlobalSection
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23 | {1A248314-7A38-4876-9866-3A254050CE06}.Release|x86.Build.0 = Release|Win32
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26 | HideSolutionNode = FALSE
27 | EndGlobalSection
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30 | EndGlobalSection
31 | EndGlobal
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1 | // This file is part of Notepad++ project
2 | // Copyright (C)2003 Don HO
3 | //
4 | // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
5 | // modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
6 | // as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
7 | // version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
8 | //
9 | // Note that the GPL places important restrictions on "derived works", yet
10 | // it does not provide a detailed definition of that term. To avoid
11 | // misunderstandings, we consider an application to constitute a
12 | // "derivative work" for the purpose of this license if it does any of the
13 | // following:
14 | // 1. Integrates source code from Notepad++.
15 | // 2. Integrates/includes/aggregates Notepad++ into a proprietary executable
16 | // installer, such as those produced by InstallShield.
17 | // 3. Links to a library or executes a program that does any of the above.
18 | //
19 | // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
20 | // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
21 | // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
22 | // GNU General Public License for more details.
23 | //
24 | // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
25 | // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
26 | // Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
27 |
28 |
29 | #ifndef NOTEPAD_PLUS_MSGS_H
30 | #define NOTEPAD_PLUS_MSGS_H
31 |
32 | #include
33 | #include
34 |
35 | enum LangType {L_TEXT, L_PHP , L_C, L_CPP, L_CS, L_OBJC, L_JAVA, L_RC,\
36 | L_HTML, L_XML, L_MAKEFILE, L_PASCAL, L_BATCH, L_INI, L_ASCII, L_USER,\
37 | L_ASP, L_SQL, L_VB, L_JS, L_CSS, L_PERL, L_PYTHON, L_LUA, \
38 | L_TEX, L_FORTRAN, L_BASH, L_FLASH, L_NSIS, L_TCL, L_LISP, L_SCHEME,\
39 | L_ASM, L_DIFF, L_PROPS, L_PS, L_RUBY, L_SMALLTALK, L_VHDL, L_KIX, L_AU3,\
40 | L_CAML, L_ADA, L_VERILOG, L_MATLAB, L_HASKELL, L_INNO, L_SEARCHRESULT,\
41 | L_CMAKE, L_YAML, L_COBOL, L_GUI4CLI, L_D, L_POWERSHELL, L_R, L_JSP,\
42 | L_COFFEESCRIPT, L_JSON, L_JAVASCRIPT, L_FORTRAN_77,\
43 | // Don't use L_JS, use L_JAVASCRIPT instead
44 | // The end of enumated language type, so it should be always at the end
45 | L_EXTERNAL};
46 |
47 | enum winVer{ WV_UNKNOWN, WV_WIN32S, WV_95, WV_98, WV_ME, WV_NT, WV_W2K, WV_XP, WV_S2003, WV_XPX64, WV_VISTA, WV_WIN7, WV_WIN8, WV_WIN81, WV_WIN10};
48 |
49 |
50 |
51 | //Here you can find how to use these messages : http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php/Messages_And_Notifications
52 | #define NPPMSG (WM_USER + 1000)
53 |
54 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTSCINTILLA (NPPMSG + 4)
55 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTLANGTYPE (NPPMSG + 5)
56 | #define NPPM_SETCURRENTLANGTYPE (NPPMSG + 6)
57 |
58 | #define NPPM_GETNBOPENFILES (NPPMSG + 7)
59 | #define ALL_OPEN_FILES 0
60 | #define PRIMARY_VIEW 1
61 | #define SECOND_VIEW 2
62 |
63 | #define NPPM_GETOPENFILENAMES (NPPMSG + 8)
64 |
65 |
66 | #define NPPM_MODELESSDIALOG (NPPMSG + 12)
67 | #define MODELESSDIALOGADD 0
68 | #define MODELESSDIALOGREMOVE 1
69 |
70 | #define NPPM_GETNBSESSIONFILES (NPPMSG + 13)
71 | #define NPPM_GETSESSIONFILES (NPPMSG + 14)
72 | #define NPPM_SAVESESSION (NPPMSG + 15)
73 | #define NPPM_SAVECURRENTSESSION (NPPMSG + 16)
74 |
75 | struct sessionInfo {
76 | TCHAR* sessionFilePathName;
77 | int nbFile;
78 | TCHAR** files;
79 | };
80 |
81 | #define NPPM_GETOPENFILENAMESPRIMARY (NPPMSG + 17)
82 | #define NPPM_GETOPENFILENAMESSECOND (NPPMSG + 18)
83 |
84 | #define NPPM_CREATESCINTILLAHANDLE (NPPMSG + 20)
85 | #define NPPM_DESTROYSCINTILLAHANDLE (NPPMSG + 21)
86 | #define NPPM_GETNBUSERLANG (NPPMSG + 22)
87 |
88 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTDOCINDEX (NPPMSG + 23)
89 | #define MAIN_VIEW 0
90 | #define SUB_VIEW 1
91 |
92 | #define NPPM_SETSTATUSBAR (NPPMSG + 24)
93 | #define STATUSBAR_DOC_TYPE 0
94 | #define STATUSBAR_DOC_SIZE 1
95 | #define STATUSBAR_CUR_POS 2
96 | #define STATUSBAR_EOF_FORMAT 3
97 | #define STATUSBAR_UNICODE_TYPE 4
98 | #define STATUSBAR_TYPING_MODE 5
99 |
100 | #define NPPM_GETMENUHANDLE (NPPMSG + 25)
101 | #define NPPPLUGINMENU 0
102 | #define NPPMAINMENU 1
103 | // INT NPPM_GETMENUHANDLE(INT menuChoice, 0)
104 | // Return: menu handle (HMENU) of choice (plugin menu handle or Notepad++ main menu handle)
105 |
106 | #define NPPM_ENCODESCI (NPPMSG + 26)
107 | //ascii file to unicode
108 | //int NPPM_ENCODESCI(MAIN_VIEW/SUB_VIEW, 0)
109 | //return new unicodeMode
110 |
111 | #define NPPM_DECODESCI (NPPMSG + 27)
112 | //unicode file to ascii
113 | //int NPPM_DECODESCI(MAIN_VIEW/SUB_VIEW, 0)
114 | //return old unicodeMode
115 |
116 | #define NPPM_ACTIVATEDOC (NPPMSG + 28)
117 | //void NPPM_ACTIVATEDOC(int view, int index2Activate)
118 |
119 | #define NPPM_LAUNCHFINDINFILESDLG (NPPMSG + 29)
120 | //void NPPM_LAUNCHFINDINFILESDLG(TCHAR * dir2Search, TCHAR * filtre)
121 |
122 | #define NPPM_DMMSHOW (NPPMSG + 30)
123 | //void NPPM_DMMSHOW(0, tTbData->hClient)
124 |
125 | #define NPPM_DMMHIDE (NPPMSG + 31)
126 | //void NPPM_DMMHIDE(0, tTbData->hClient)
127 |
128 | #define NPPM_DMMUPDATEDISPINFO (NPPMSG + 32)
129 | //void NPPM_DMMUPDATEDISPINFO(0, tTbData->hClient)
130 |
131 | #define NPPM_DMMREGASDCKDLG (NPPMSG + 33)
132 | //void NPPM_DMMREGASDCKDLG(0, &tTbData)
133 |
134 | #define NPPM_LOADSESSION (NPPMSG + 34)
135 | //void NPPM_LOADSESSION(0, const TCHAR* file name)
136 |
137 | #define NPPM_DMMVIEWOTHERTAB (NPPMSG + 35)
138 | //void WM_DMM_VIEWOTHERTAB(0, tTbData->pszName)
139 |
140 | #define NPPM_RELOADFILE (NPPMSG + 36)
141 | //BOOL NPPM_RELOADFILE(BOOL withAlert, TCHAR *filePathName2Reload)
142 |
143 | #define NPPM_SWITCHTOFILE (NPPMSG + 37)
144 | //BOOL NPPM_SWITCHTOFILE(0, TCHAR *filePathName2switch)
145 |
146 | #define NPPM_SAVECURRENTFILE (NPPMSG + 38)
147 | //BOOL NPPM_SAVECURRENTFILE(0, 0)
148 |
149 | #define NPPM_SAVEALLFILES (NPPMSG + 39)
150 | //BOOL NPPM_SAVEALLFILES(0, 0)
151 |
152 | #define NPPM_SETMENUITEMCHECK (NPPMSG + 40)
153 | //void WM_PIMENU_CHECK(UINT funcItem[X]._cmdID, TRUE/FALSE)
154 |
155 | #define NPPM_ADDTOOLBARICON (NPPMSG + 41)
156 | //void WM_ADDTOOLBARICON(UINT funcItem[X]._cmdID, toolbarIcons icon)
157 | struct toolbarIcons {
158 | HBITMAP hToolbarBmp;
159 | HICON hToolbarIcon;
160 | };
161 |
162 | #define NPPM_GETWINDOWSVERSION (NPPMSG + 42)
163 | //winVer NPPM_GETWINDOWSVERSION(0, 0)
164 |
165 | #define NPPM_DMMGETPLUGINHWNDBYNAME (NPPMSG + 43)
166 | //HWND WM_DMM_GETPLUGINHWNDBYNAME(const TCHAR *windowName, const TCHAR *moduleName)
167 | // if moduleName is NULL, then return value is NULL
168 | // if windowName is NULL, then the first found window handle which matches with the moduleName will be returned
169 |
170 | #define NPPM_MAKECURRENTBUFFERDIRTY (NPPMSG + 44)
171 | //BOOL NPPM_MAKECURRENTBUFFERDIRTY(0, 0)
172 |
173 | #define NPPM_GETENABLETHEMETEXTUREFUNC (NPPMSG + 45)
174 | //BOOL NPPM_GETENABLETHEMETEXTUREFUNC(0, 0)
175 |
176 | #define NPPM_GETPLUGINSCONFIGDIR (NPPMSG + 46)
177 | //void NPPM_GETPLUGINSCONFIGDIR(int strLen, TCHAR *str)
178 |
179 | #define NPPM_MSGTOPLUGIN (NPPMSG + 47)
180 | //BOOL NPPM_MSGTOPLUGIN(TCHAR *destModuleName, CommunicationInfo *info)
181 | // return value is TRUE when the message arrive to the destination plugins.
182 | // if destModule or info is NULL, then return value is FALSE
183 | struct CommunicationInfo {
184 | long internalMsg;
185 | const TCHAR * srcModuleName;
186 | void * info; // defined by plugin
187 | };
188 |
189 | #define NPPM_MENUCOMMAND (NPPMSG + 48)
190 | //void NPPM_MENUCOMMAND(0, int cmdID)
191 | // uncomment //#include "menuCmdID.h"
192 | // in the beginning of this file then use the command symbols defined in "menuCmdID.h" file
193 | // to access all the Notepad++ menu command items
194 |
195 | #define NPPM_TRIGGERTABBARCONTEXTMENU (NPPMSG + 49)
196 | //void NPPM_TRIGGERTABBARCONTEXTMENU(int view, int index2Activate)
197 |
198 | #define NPPM_GETNPPVERSION (NPPMSG + 50)
199 | // int NPPM_GETNPPVERSION(0, 0)
200 | // return version
201 | // ex : v4.6
202 | // HIWORD(version) == 4
203 | // LOWORD(version) == 6
204 |
205 | #define NPPM_HIDETABBAR (NPPMSG + 51)
206 | // BOOL NPPM_HIDETABBAR(0, BOOL hideOrNot)
207 | // if hideOrNot is set as TRUE then tab bar will be hidden
208 | // otherwise it'll be shown.
209 | // return value : the old status value
210 |
211 | #define NPPM_ISTABBARHIDDEN (NPPMSG + 52)
212 | // BOOL NPPM_ISTABBARHIDDEN(0, 0)
213 | // returned value : TRUE if tab bar is hidden, otherwise FALSE
214 |
215 | #define NPPM_GETPOSFROMBUFFERID (NPPMSG + 57)
216 | // INT NPPM_GETPOSFROMBUFFERID(INT bufferID, INT priorityView)
217 | // Return VIEW|INDEX from a buffer ID. -1 if the bufferID non existing
218 | // if priorityView set to SUB_VIEW, then SUB_VIEW will be search firstly
219 | //
220 | // VIEW takes 2 highest bits and INDEX (0 based) takes the rest (30 bits)
221 | // Here's the values for the view :
222 | // MAIN_VIEW 0
223 | // SUB_VIEW 1
224 |
225 | #define NPPM_GETFULLPATHFROMBUFFERID (NPPMSG + 58)
226 | // INT NPPM_GETFULLPATHFROMBUFFERID(INT bufferID, TCHAR *fullFilePath)
227 | // Get full path file name from a bufferID.
228 | // Return -1 if the bufferID non existing, otherwise the number of TCHAR copied/to copy
229 | // User should call it with fullFilePath be NULL to get the number of TCHAR (not including the nul character),
230 | // allocate fullFilePath with the return values + 1, then call it again to get full path file name
231 |
232 | #define NPPM_GETBUFFERIDFROMPOS (NPPMSG + 59)
233 | // LRESULT NPPM_GETBUFFERIDFROMPOS(INT index, INT iView)
234 | // wParam: Position of document
235 | // lParam: View to use, 0 = Main, 1 = Secondary
236 | // Returns 0 if invalid
237 |
238 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTBUFFERID (NPPMSG + 60)
239 | // LRESULT NPPM_GETCURRENTBUFFERID(0, 0)
240 | // Returns active Buffer
241 |
242 | #define NPPM_RELOADBUFFERID (NPPMSG + 61)
243 | // VOID NPPM_RELOADBUFFERID(0, 0)
244 | // Reloads Buffer
245 | // wParam: Buffer to reload
246 | // lParam: 0 if no alert, else alert
247 |
248 |
249 | #define NPPM_GETBUFFERLANGTYPE (NPPMSG + 64)
250 | // INT NPPM_GETBUFFERLANGTYPE(INT bufferID, 0)
251 | // wParam: BufferID to get LangType from
252 | // lParam: 0
253 | // Returns as int, see LangType. -1 on error
254 |
255 | #define NPPM_SETBUFFERLANGTYPE (NPPMSG + 65)
256 | // BOOL NPPM_SETBUFFERLANGTYPE(INT bufferID, INT langType)
257 | // wParam: BufferID to set LangType of
258 | // lParam: LangType
259 | // Returns TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise
260 | // use int, see LangType for possible values
261 | // L_USER and L_EXTERNAL are not supported
262 |
263 | #define NPPM_GETBUFFERENCODING (NPPMSG + 66)
264 | // INT NPPM_GETBUFFERENCODING(INT bufferID, 0)
265 | // wParam: BufferID to get encoding from
266 | // lParam: 0
267 | // returns as int, see UniMode. -1 on error
268 |
269 | #define NPPM_SETBUFFERENCODING (NPPMSG + 67)
270 | // BOOL NPPM_SETBUFFERENCODING(INT bufferID, INT encoding)
271 | // wParam: BufferID to set encoding of
272 | // lParam: encoding
273 | // Returns TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise
274 | // use int, see UniMode
275 | // Can only be done on new, unedited files
276 |
277 | #define NPPM_GETBUFFERFORMAT (NPPMSG + 68)
278 | // INT NPPM_GETBUFFERFORMAT(INT bufferID, 0)
279 | // wParam: BufferID to get format from
280 | // lParam: 0
281 | // returns as int, see formatType. -1 on error
282 |
283 | #define NPPM_SETBUFFERFORMAT (NPPMSG + 69)
284 | // BOOL NPPM_SETBUFFERFORMAT(INT bufferID, INT format)
285 | // wParam: BufferID to set format of
286 | // lParam: format
287 | // Returns TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise
288 | // use int, see formatType
289 |
290 | /*
291 | #define NPPM_ADDREBAR (NPPMSG + 57)
292 | // BOOL NPPM_ADDREBAR(0, REBARBANDINFO *)
293 | // Returns assigned ID in wID value of struct pointer
294 | #define NPPM_UPDATEREBAR (NPPMSG + 58)
295 | // BOOL NPPM_ADDREBAR(INT ID, REBARBANDINFO *)
296 | //Use ID assigned with NPPM_ADDREBAR
297 | #define NPPM_REMOVEREBAR (NPPMSG + 59)
298 | // BOOL NPPM_ADDREBAR(INT ID, 0)
299 | //Use ID assigned with NPPM_ADDREBAR
300 | */
301 |
302 | #define NPPM_HIDETOOLBAR (NPPMSG + 70)
303 | // BOOL NPPM_HIDETOOLBAR(0, BOOL hideOrNot)
304 | // if hideOrNot is set as TRUE then tool bar will be hidden
305 | // otherwise it'll be shown.
306 | // return value : the old status value
307 |
308 | #define NPPM_ISTOOLBARHIDDEN (NPPMSG + 71)
309 | // BOOL NPPM_ISTOOLBARHIDDEN(0, 0)
310 | // returned value : TRUE if tool bar is hidden, otherwise FALSE
311 |
312 | #define NPPM_HIDEMENU (NPPMSG + 72)
313 | // BOOL NPPM_HIDEMENU(0, BOOL hideOrNot)
314 | // if hideOrNot is set as TRUE then menu will be hidden
315 | // otherwise it'll be shown.
316 | // return value : the old status value
317 |
318 | #define NPPM_ISMENUHIDDEN (NPPMSG + 73)
319 | // BOOL NPPM_ISMENUHIDDEN(0, 0)
320 | // returned value : TRUE if menu is hidden, otherwise FALSE
321 |
322 | #define NPPM_HIDESTATUSBAR (NPPMSG + 74)
323 | // BOOL NPPM_HIDESTATUSBAR(0, BOOL hideOrNot)
324 | // if hideOrNot is set as TRUE then STATUSBAR will be hidden
325 | // otherwise it'll be shown.
326 | // return value : the old status value
327 |
328 | #define NPPM_ISSTATUSBARHIDDEN (NPPMSG + 75)
329 | // BOOL NPPM_ISSTATUSBARHIDDEN(0, 0)
330 | // returned value : TRUE if STATUSBAR is hidden, otherwise FALSE
331 |
332 | #define NPPM_GETSHORTCUTBYCMDID (NPPMSG + 76)
333 | // BOOL NPPM_GETSHORTCUTBYCMDID(int cmdID, ShortcutKey *sk)
334 | // get your plugin command current mapped shortcut into sk via cmdID
335 | // You may need it after getting NPPN_READY notification
336 | // returned value : TRUE if this function call is successful and shorcut is enable, otherwise FALSE
337 |
338 | #define NPPM_DOOPEN (NPPMSG + 77)
339 | // BOOL NPPM_DOOPEN(0, const TCHAR *fullPathName2Open)
340 | // fullPathName2Open indicates the full file path name to be opened.
341 | // The return value is TRUE (1) if the operation is successful, otherwise FALSE (0).
342 |
343 | #define NPPM_SAVECURRENTFILEAS (NPPMSG + 78)
344 | // BOOL NPPM_SAVECURRENTFILEAS (BOOL asCopy, const TCHAR* filename)
345 |
346 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTNATIVELANGENCODING (NPPMSG + 79)
347 | // INT NPPM_GETCURRENTNATIVELANGENCODING(0, 0)
348 | // returned value : the current native language enconding
349 |
350 | #define NPPM_ALLOCATESUPPORTED (NPPMSG + 80)
351 | // returns TRUE if NPPM_ALLOCATECMDID is supported
352 | // Use to identify if subclassing is necessary
353 |
354 | #define NPPM_ALLOCATECMDID (NPPMSG + 81)
355 | // BOOL NPPM_ALLOCATECMDID(int numberRequested, int* startNumber)
356 | // sets startNumber to the initial command ID if successful
357 | // Returns: TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise. startNumber will also be set to 0 if unsuccessful
358 |
359 | #define NPPM_ALLOCATEMARKER (NPPMSG + 82)
360 | // BOOL NPPM_ALLOCATEMARKER(int numberRequested, int* startNumber)
361 | // sets startNumber to the initial command ID if successful
362 | // Allocates a marker number to a plugin
363 | // Returns: TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise. startNumber will also be set to 0 if unsuccessful
364 |
365 | #define NPPM_GETLANGUAGENAME (NPPMSG + 83)
366 | // INT NPPM_GETLANGUAGENAME(int langType, TCHAR *langName)
367 | // Get programing language name from the given language type (LangType)
368 | // Return value is the number of copied character / number of character to copy (\0 is not included)
369 | // You should call this function 2 times - the first time you pass langName as NULL to get the number of characters to copy.
370 | // You allocate a buffer of the length of (the number of characters + 1) then call NPPM_GETLANGUAGENAME function the 2nd time
371 | // by passing allocated buffer as argument langName
372 |
373 | #define NPPM_GETLANGUAGEDESC (NPPMSG + 84)
374 | // INT NPPM_GETLANGUAGEDESC(int langType, TCHAR *langDesc)
375 | // Get programing language short description from the given language type (LangType)
376 | // Return value is the number of copied character / number of character to copy (\0 is not included)
377 | // You should call this function 2 times - the first time you pass langDesc as NULL to get the number of characters to copy.
378 | // You allocate a buffer of the length of (the number of characters + 1) then call NPPM_GETLANGUAGEDESC function the 2nd time
379 | // by passing allocated buffer as argument langDesc
380 |
381 | #define NPPM_SHOWDOCSWITCHER (NPPMSG + 85)
382 | // VOID NPPM_ISDOCSWITCHERSHOWN(0, BOOL toShowOrNot)
383 | // Send this message to show or hide doc switcher.
384 | // if toShowOrNot is TRUE then show doc switcher, otherwise hide it.
385 |
386 | #define NPPM_ISDOCSWITCHERSHOWN (NPPMSG + 86)
387 | // BOOL NPPM_ISDOCSWITCHERSHOWN(0, 0)
388 | // Check to see if doc switcher is shown.
389 |
390 | #define NPPM_GETAPPDATAPLUGINSALLOWED (NPPMSG + 87)
391 | // BOOL NPPM_GETAPPDATAPLUGINSALLOWED(0, 0)
392 | // Check to see if loading plugins from "%APPDATA%\Notepad++\plugins" is allowed.
393 |
394 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTVIEW (NPPMSG + 88)
395 | // INT NPPM_GETCURRENTVIEW(0, 0)
396 | // Return: current edit view of Notepad++. Only 2 possible values: 0 = Main, 1 = Secondary
397 |
398 | #define NPPM_DOCSWITCHERDISABLECOLUMN (NPPMSG + 89)
399 | // VOID NPPM_DOCSWITCHERDISABLECOLUMN(0, BOOL disableOrNot)
400 | // Disable or enable extension column of doc switcher
401 |
402 | #define NPPM_GETEDITORDEFAULTFOREGROUNDCOLOR (NPPMSG + 90)
403 | // INT NPPM_GETEDITORDEFAULTFOREGROUNDCOLOR(0, 0)
404 | // Return: current editor default foreground color. You should convert the returned value in COLORREF
405 |
406 | #define NPPM_GETEDITORDEFAULTBACKGROUNDCOLOR (NPPMSG + 91)
407 | // INT NPPM_GETEDITORDEFAULTBACKGROUNDCOLOR(0, 0)
408 | // Return: current editor default background color. You should convert the returned value in COLORREF
409 |
410 | #define NPPM_SETSMOOTHFONT (NPPMSG + 92)
411 | // VOID NPPM_SETSMOOTHFONT(0, BOOL setSmoothFontOrNot)
412 |
413 | #define NPPM_SETEDITORBORDEREDGE (NPPMSG + 93)
414 | // VOID NPPM_SETEDITORBORDEREDGE(0, BOOL withEditorBorderEdgeOrNot)
415 |
416 | #define NPPM_SAVEFILE (NPPMSG + 94)
417 | // VOID NPPM_SAVEFILE(0, const TCHAR *fileNameToSave)
418 |
419 | #define NPPM_DISABLEAUTOUPDATE (NPPMSG + 95) // 2119 in decimal
420 | // VOID NPPM_DISABLEAUTOUPDATE(0, 0)
421 |
422 | #define RUNCOMMAND_USER (WM_USER + 3000)
423 | #define NPPM_GETFULLCURRENTPATH (RUNCOMMAND_USER + FULL_CURRENT_PATH)
424 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTDIRECTORY (RUNCOMMAND_USER + CURRENT_DIRECTORY)
425 | #define NPPM_GETFILENAME (RUNCOMMAND_USER + FILE_NAME)
426 | #define NPPM_GETNAMEPART (RUNCOMMAND_USER + NAME_PART)
427 | #define NPPM_GETEXTPART (RUNCOMMAND_USER + EXT_PART)
428 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTWORD (RUNCOMMAND_USER + CURRENT_WORD)
429 | #define NPPM_GETNPPDIRECTORY (RUNCOMMAND_USER + NPP_DIRECTORY)
430 | // BOOL NPPM_GETXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX(size_t strLen, TCHAR *str)
431 | // where str is the allocated TCHAR array,
432 | // strLen is the allocated array size
433 | // The return value is TRUE when get generic_string operation success
434 | // Otherwise (allocated array size is too small) FALSE
435 |
436 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTLINE (RUNCOMMAND_USER + CURRENT_LINE)
437 | // INT NPPM_GETCURRENTLINE(0, 0)
438 | // return the caret current position line
439 | #define NPPM_GETCURRENTCOLUMN (RUNCOMMAND_USER + CURRENT_COLUMN)
440 | // INT NPPM_GETCURRENTCOLUMN(0, 0)
441 | // return the caret current position column
442 |
443 | #define VAR_NOT_RECOGNIZED 0
444 | #define FULL_CURRENT_PATH 1
445 | #define CURRENT_DIRECTORY 2
446 | #define FILE_NAME 3
447 | #define NAME_PART 4
448 | #define EXT_PART 5
449 | #define CURRENT_WORD 6
450 | #define NPP_DIRECTORY 7
451 | #define CURRENT_LINE 8
452 | #define CURRENT_COLUMN 9
453 |
454 |
455 | // Notification code
456 | #define NPPN_FIRST 1000
457 | #define NPPN_READY (NPPN_FIRST + 1) // To notify plugins that all the procedures of launchment of notepad++ are done.
458 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_READY;
459 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
460 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = 0;
461 |
462 | #define NPPN_TBMODIFICATION (NPPN_FIRST + 2) // To notify plugins that toolbar icons can be registered
463 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_TB_MODIFICATION;
464 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
465 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = 0;
466 |
467 | #define NPPN_FILEBEFORECLOSE (NPPN_FIRST + 3) // To notify plugins that the current file is about to be closed
468 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEBEFORECLOSE;
469 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
470 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
471 |
472 | #define NPPN_FILEOPENED (NPPN_FIRST + 4) // To notify plugins that the current file is just opened
473 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEOPENED;
474 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
475 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
476 |
477 | #define NPPN_FILECLOSED (NPPN_FIRST + 5) // To notify plugins that the current file is just closed
478 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILECLOSED;
479 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
480 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
481 |
482 | #define NPPN_FILEBEFOREOPEN (NPPN_FIRST + 6) // To notify plugins that the current file is about to be opened
483 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEBEFOREOPEN;
484 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
485 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
486 |
487 | #define NPPN_FILEBEFORESAVE (NPPN_FIRST + 7) // To notify plugins that the current file is about to be saved
488 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEBEFOREOPEN;
489 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
490 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
491 |
492 | #define NPPN_FILESAVED (NPPN_FIRST + 8) // To notify plugins that the current file is just saved
493 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILESAVED;
494 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
495 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
496 |
497 | #define NPPN_SHUTDOWN (NPPN_FIRST + 9) // To notify plugins that Notepad++ is about to be shutdowned.
498 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_SHUTDOWN;
499 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
500 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = 0;
501 |
502 | #define NPPN_BUFFERACTIVATED (NPPN_FIRST + 10) // To notify plugins that a buffer was activated (put to foreground).
503 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_BUFFERACTIVATED;
504 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
505 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = activatedBufferID;
506 |
507 | #define NPPN_LANGCHANGED (NPPN_FIRST + 11) // To notify plugins that the language in the current doc is just changed.
508 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_LANGCHANGED;
509 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
510 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = currentBufferID;
511 |
512 | #define NPPN_WORDSTYLESUPDATED (NPPN_FIRST + 12) // To notify plugins that user initiated a WordStyleDlg change.
513 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_WORDSTYLESUPDATED;
514 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
515 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = currentBufferID;
516 |
517 | #define NPPN_SHORTCUTREMAPPED (NPPN_FIRST + 13) // To notify plugins that plugin command shortcut is remapped.
518 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_SHORTCUTSREMAPPED;
519 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = ShortcutKeyStructurePointer;
520 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = cmdID;
521 | //where ShortcutKeyStructurePointer is pointer of struct ShortcutKey:
522 | //struct ShortcutKey {
523 | // bool _isCtrl;
524 | // bool _isAlt;
525 | // bool _isShift;
526 | // UCHAR _key;
527 | //};
528 |
529 | #define NPPN_FILEBEFORELOAD (NPPN_FIRST + 14) // To notify plugins that the current file is about to be loaded
530 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEBEFOREOPEN;
531 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
532 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = NULL;
533 |
534 | #define NPPN_FILELOADFAILED (NPPN_FIRST + 15) // To notify plugins that file open operation failed
535 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEOPENFAILED;
536 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
537 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
538 |
539 | #define NPPN_READONLYCHANGED (NPPN_FIRST + 16) // To notify plugins that current document change the readonly status,
540 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_READONLYCHANGED;
541 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = bufferID;
542 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = docStatus;
543 | // where bufferID is BufferID
544 | // docStatus can be combined by DOCSTAUS_READONLY and DOCSTAUS_BUFFERDIRTY
545 |
546 | #define DOCSTAUS_READONLY 1
547 | #define DOCSTAUS_BUFFERDIRTY 2
548 |
549 | #define NPPN_DOCORDERCHANGED (NPPN_FIRST + 17) // To notify plugins that document order is changed
550 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_DOCORDERCHANGED;
551 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = newIndex;
552 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
553 |
554 | #define NPPN_SNAPSHOTDIRTYFILELOADED (NPPN_FIRST + 18) // To notify plugins that a snapshot dirty file is loaded on startup
555 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_SNAPSHOTDIRTYFILELOADED;
556 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = NULL;
557 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
558 |
559 | #define NPPN_BEFORESHUTDOWN (NPPN_FIRST + 19) // To notify plugins that Npp shutdown has been triggered, files have not been closed yet
560 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_BEFORESHUTDOWN;
561 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
562 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = 0;
563 |
564 | #define NPPN_CANCELSHUTDOWN (NPPN_FIRST + 20) // To notify plugins that Npp shutdown has been cancelled
565 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_CANCELSHUTDOWN;
566 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
567 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = 0;
568 |
569 | #define NPPN_FILEBEFORERENAME (NPPN_FIRST + 21) // To notify plugins that file is to be renamed
570 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEBEFORERENAME;
571 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
572 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
573 |
574 | #define NPPN_FILERENAMECANCEL (NPPN_FIRST + 22) // To notify plugins that file rename has been cancelled
575 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILERENAMECANCEL;
576 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
577 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
578 |
579 | #define NPPN_FILERENAMED (NPPN_FIRST + 23) // To notify plugins that file has been renamed
580 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILERENAMED;
581 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
582 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
583 |
584 | #define NPPN_FILEBEFOREDELETE (NPPN_FIRST + 24) // To notify plugins that file is to be deleted
585 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEBEFOREDELETE;
586 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
587 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
588 |
589 | #define NPPN_FILEDELETEFAILED (NPPN_FIRST + 25) // To notify plugins that file deletion has failed
590 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEDELETEFAILED;
591 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
592 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
593 |
594 | #define NPPN_FILEDELETED (NPPN_FIRST + 26) // To notify plugins that file has been deleted
595 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.code = NPPN_FILEDELETED;
596 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.hwndFrom = hwndNpp;
597 | //scnNotification->nmhdr.idFrom = BufferID;
598 |
599 | #endif //NOTEPAD_PLUS_MSGS_H
600 |
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1 | //this file is part of notepad++
2 | //Copyright (C)2003 Don HO
3 | //
4 | //This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
5 | //modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
6 | //as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
7 | //version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
8 | //
9 | //This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
10 | //but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
11 | //MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
12 | //GNU General Public License for more details.
13 | //
14 | //You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
15 | //along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
16 | //Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
17 |
18 | //#include "pch.h"
19 |
20 | #pragma once
21 |
22 | #pragma comment(lib, "wininet.lib")
23 |
24 |
25 | #include "PluginDefinition.h"
26 | #include "menuCmdID.h"
27 | #include
28 | #include
29 | #include
30 | #include
31 | #include
32 | #include