[Notepad-plus-plus] [notepad-plus - Plugin Development] LanguageHelp plug update 1v31

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By: fstellari

The new version adds several options:
- a toolbar button for calling the help on the currently selected word
- the possibility of showing the help command on the context menu
- the possibility of searching for the currently selected word even when using
the menu entries
Franco

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By: fstellari

Unfortunately a last minute code cleanup caused a major bug disabling most
features.
Please download the new 1v311 version that fixes the problem.

http://fstellari.googlepages.com/npp_plugins

Franco

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By: dv__

When I try to use .pdf help file, the plugin says "No Acrobat PDF viewer installed".
This is true, because I use FoxitReader to view .pdf file and it is my system
default program which opens .pdf files when I press Enter on such files. So
I see no problem to open .pdf file in my preferred viewer. Why the plugin does
not?
Do you use specific program name in your ShellExecute() call?
I believe, it should be just:

ShellExecute( NULL, _T("open"), help_file_to_open, NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL );

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By: fstellari

CHM, HLP, PDF do not use the ShellExecute command but library calls for the
help and acrobat. The reason is that in that way I can search for a word and
not just open the file.
What I could possibly do is that when there is "No Acrobat PDF viewer installed"
I back that up with a shellexecute command. Would that do what you want?
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Franco

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By: dv__

OK, now I see why it works this way.
Well, it seems to be better to use ShellExecute() instead of error message when
you can't execute required library call. It would not allow to search for current
term, but at least would allow to open a whole help file.

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By: fstellari

How would you search for a term opening a PDF with FoxitReader?
I don't know the program so if you explain how it could be done I could you
an option for example to use Foxi instead of Acrobat.

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By: fstellari

Please check the new version and comment under this thread:

https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=7610967

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Franco

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By: djn2

While Adobe Reader' s command line allows for the searched term to be passed
this way, Foxit does not.
You can anyway have Adobe Reader installed (for use with LanguageHelp) and keep
Foxit Reader as the default PDF viewer.

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