[Arkshine]

I've reported the issue on the author's github, but he seems more or less inactive. If I see no news from him, I will try to fix myself, it should not be that hard.

[Arkshine]

Author has answered me :

That is the default behavior of Notepad++. You can correct that behavior by disabling auto indent in preferences or by installing NppAutoIndent plugin and setting it to "Previous line".

But that's not really solutions, whatever you use, the result is more a pain in the ass than before.
I wish the author would make a robust indentation like in VS. Meanwhile, can't help on the matter, unless saying to use braces .

[dark_style]

If we want function completion we must disable the word completion function which should be bad for long codes. Is there possible solution to this "problem" ?

I am sorry if it was answered to this thing already !

[Arkshine]

Unless you make your own plugin with such feature, no, sorry. It's as design. NP++ is actually quite limited (mainly because it's a general editor).

[LeeanAndNeka]

How can i compile in other langueges?

For example: Pascal, C, C++, Phyton..

[Arkshine]

You are in the AMXX section ; Pascal/C/C++/Python are irrelevant here.

[Doc-Holiday]

Originally Posted by Arkshine You are in the AMXX section ; Pascal/C/C++/Python are irrelevant here.

Not to mention python is interpreted not compiled

[Kiske]

I have a problem, in my plugins i use the letters "á, é, í, ó, ú, ñ, Á, É, Í, Ó, Ú and Ñ", in the program i should "codify/encode" in UTF-8 without BOM, the problem is when i test in CS, doesnt show that letters.

[Arkshine]

You compile your plugins how ?

[Kiske]

Originally Posted by Arkshine You compile your plugins how ?

I have a shortcut to compile.exe