From 6bf51fdc69910a026ebcd291b765f7d465840051 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Frank Fesevur Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2015 23:16:14 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Remove references to Visual Studio 2005 --- __Docs/ReadMe.xml | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/__Docs/ReadMe.xml b/__Docs/ReadMe.xml index 900d45a..9e1b4d1 100644 --- a/__Docs/ReadMe.xml +++ b/__Docs/ReadMe.xml @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ You can place the database in the plugins/config directory in the Notepad++ installation directory typically in the "Program Files" directory, but this could result in a read-only database due to file permissions and/or User Account Control (UAC). Therefore it is advised to put it in your "Application Data" directory. You can also specify a custom path (like a shared network path or your Dropbox directory) for your database by manually editing the NppSnippets.ini file and adding a DBFile entry pointing to the full path name of the database. The NppSnippets.ini is in your "Application Data" directory. When you automatically upgrade through the Plugin Manager your database is not touched. If you are manually upgrading at least replace the existing dll. It is up to you if you override your own database with the template database provided in the archive. If you have not changed existing snippets or added your own, it is recommended to use the database in the archive. - Note that this is a Unicode plug-in, so it doesn't work with an ANSI versions of Notepad++. The Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package needs to be installed on the computer as well. + Note that this is a Unicode plug-in, so it doesn't work with an ANSI versions of Notepad++. @@ -195,8 +195,8 @@ How to compile - To compile NppSnippets you need Visual Studio. Project files for VS 2005 and VS 2010 are provided and actively used. The release dll-file is compiled with VS 2005. To compile with other versions of Visual Studio you can convert an existing project file, but it is not tested. - There is also a MinGW-w64 makefile, using their 32-bit compilers. It can be used from Cygwin and MSys. The makefile compiles the sources and it generates a dll file, however at the moment that dll does not work. But when the MinGW compilation works, maybe I can use it as the compiler for the releases, because this eliminates the need for the VC++ Redistributable Package to be installed on the machine. Patches are welcome! When you compile with MinGW, you need to create an empty file named Makefile.deps. + To compile NppSnippets you need Visual Studio. Project files for VS 2010 and VS 2013 are provided and actively used. To compile with other versions of Visual Studio you can convert an existing project file, but it is not tested. + There is also a MinGW-w64 makefile, using their 32-bit compilers. It can be used from Cygwin and MSys. The makefile compiles the sources and it generates a dll file, however at the moment that dll does not work. Pull requests are welcome! When you compile with MinGW, you need to create an empty file named Makefile.deps. Pull request to fix that are welcome as well.