Phriction Projects Wikis Bioimaging And Optics Platform Computers & Servers at the BIOP Software Notepad++ History Version 2 vs 3
Version 2 vs 3
Version 2 vs 3
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Content Changes
= Installation =
Get the latest version at https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ and make sure you download the **32-bit version**, as this one has a few plugins pre-installed.
= ImageJ Macro code highlight =
You can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F254029}
To import into Notepad++
From Notepad++
{nav Language > Define your language... > Import... }
You should then see a `ijm` appearing under `Define your language`
= Export highlighted code to Powerpoint, Word, etc... =
Select the code you want to export and go to
{nav Plugins > NppExport > Copy RTF to clipboard}
You can then paste directly into Word or Powerpoint
= Run code directly from Notepad++=
Run > Run... >
C:\Fiji.app\ImageJ-win64.exe -macro "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
NB: you may need to replace "C:\Fiji.app\ImageJ-win64.exe " by your actual path to FIJI
= Have autocomplete into Notepad++=
You can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F268810}
and add it to `..\Notepad++\plugins\APIs\`
To generate the `ijm.xml` file we wrote a macro that you can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F254848}
Start the macro and it asks you to select an "html" file, that you can find on the [[https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/developer/macro/functions.html | macros functions page ]]
by pressing {key F12}
{F254849} {F254851}
= Installation =
Get the latest version at https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ and make sure you download the **32-bit version**, as this one has a few plugins pre-installed.
= ImageJ Macro code highlight =
You can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F254029}
To import into Notepad++
From Notepad++
{nav Language > Define your language... > Import... }
You should then see a `ijm` appearing under `Define your language`
= Export highlighted code to Powerpoint, Word, etc... =
[SEEMS TO BE BROKEN NOW (2019/11/26)]
Select the code you want to export and go to
{nav Plugins > NppExport > Copy RTF to clipboard}
You can then paste directly into Word or Powerpoint
= Run code directly from Notepad++=
Run > Run... >
C:\Fiji.app\ImageJ-win64.exe -macro "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
NB: you may need to replace "C:\Fiji.app\ImageJ-win64.exe " by your actual path to FIJI
= Have autocomplete into Notepad++=
You can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F268810}
and add it to `..\Notepad++\plugins\APIs\`
To generate the `ijm.xml` file we wrote a macro that you can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F254848}
Start the macro and it asks you to select an "html" file, that you can find on the [[https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/developer/macro/functions.html | macros functions page ]]
by pressing {key F12}
{F254849} {F254851}
= Installation =
Get the latest version at https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ and make sure you download the **32-bit version**, as this one has a few plugins pre-installed.
= ImageJ Macro code highlight =
You can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F254029}
To import into Notepad++
From Notepad++
{nav Language > Define your language... > Import... }
You should then see a `ijm` appearing under `Define your language`
= Export highlighted code to Powerpoint, Word, etc... =
[SEEMS TO BE BROKEN NOW (2019/11/26)]
Select the code you want to export and go to
{nav Plugins > NppExport > Copy RTF to clipboard}
You can then paste directly into Word or Powerpoint
= Run code directly from Notepad++=
Run > Run... >
C:\Fiji.app\ImageJ-win64.exe -macro "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
NB: you may need to replace "C:\Fiji.app\ImageJ-win64.exe " by your actual path to FIJI
= Have autocomplete into Notepad++=
You can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F268810}
and add it to `..\Notepad++\plugins\APIs\`
To generate the `ijm.xml` file we wrote a macro that you can dowload (right-clic, save link as...) {F254848}
Start the macro and it asks you to select an "html" file, that you can find on the [[https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/developer/macro/functions.html | macros functions page ]]
by pressing {key F12}
{F254849} {F254851}
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