Closed ewoelkers closed 1 year ago
Turns out I think I was just missing declaring idMyDlg
so I did that with the id corresponding to my plugin's SetCommand
index and that seemed to work.
The issue was when I commented-out the SetCommand
line for myDockableDialog
I also commented out idMyDlg
in the same line, which was needed in the Main.SetToolBarIcon
SendMessage
command that was called when the NPPN_TBMODIFICATION
notification was received in UnmanagedExports.cs
Disclaimer: I'm a beginner.
Environment:
VS 2019 Community v16.11.22, | Npp x64 v8.4.7 | NppPlugin Release v0.95.0.0 | Windows 10
Context:
I've successfully added the template and have my plugin working. The tool replaces nHibernate SQL query parameters with their values and copies to clipboard for an executable SQL query in SSMS. However, now I'd like to remove the MyDockableDialog that comes with the template.
Issue:
When removing the call for myDockableDialog (
PluginBase.SetCommand(1, "MyDockableDialog", myDockableDialog);
), I'm getting this error on Npp startup:.dll just crashed in notify(SCNotification *notification):
withnmhdr.code
value of 1002. I've traced this back toNPPN_TBMODIFICATION
(documentation here: LINK), but cannot seem to figure out why and how that notification is being triggered.Request:
Looking for some clarity on how to go about removing MyDockableDialog without causing the plugin to crash on startup. At this point I thought I'd removed any related logic that might be leaving an open call/request, but haven't had any luck. Any guidance would be appreciated
Thanks!