Version 1.0.0.4 of my plug-in for Windows Live Writer (WLW) is now available. This version is for the released version of WLW. As with the previous version, the following languages are supported:
- Assembly
- BatchFile
- CSharp
- CSS
- HTML
- INIFile
- Java
- JScript
- Lua (pronounced LOO-ah)
- MSIL
- Pascal
- Perl
- PHP
- PowerShell
- Python
- SQL
- VBDotNet
- VBScript
- XAML
- XML
Download it now from my tools page.
Thanks to everyone who left comments and feedback; this addressed two issues reported - 1 with inserting pictures and then editing a block of code, and the other was with duplicate scroll-bar options.
8 comments:
Hi,
You should put something on the codeplex page telling people you moved to Google Code. I just spent some time debugging issues with the source version from codeplex.
Error when I test it:
System.ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: path1
at System.IO.Path.Combine(String path1, String path2)
at DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter.SettingsAdapter.tryToLoadLanguage(SyntaxLanguageConfiguration langConfig) in C:\DEV\Windows Live Writer Plugins\DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter\SettingsAdapter.cs:line 137
at DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter.SettingsAdapter.getSource() in C:\DEV\Windows Live Writer Plugins\DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter\SettingsAdapter.cs:line 89
at DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter.SettingsAdapter.get_Source() in C:\DEV\Windows Live Writer Plugins\DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter\SettingsAdapter.cs:line 76
at DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter.Plugin.CreateContent(IWin32Window dialogOwner, ISmartContent newContent) in C:\DEV\Windows Live Writer Plugins\DunnHQ.Wlw.CodeFormatter\Plugin.cs:line 56
at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.ContentSources.ContentSourceManager.PerformInsertion(IContentSourceSite sourceSite, ContentSourceInfo contentSource)
I have used this for a while, but having installed the latest version of Windows Live Writer, the formatter errors out whenever I try to add code. :-(
Any chance of a fix???
Thanks for the response that this is now fixed - can't wait for the update.
One other thing - is there an easy way to define the colours used by default? I have a slightly lighter version of grey that I use as a background. I'd like to define this, so that it apepars on the colour list or the custom colour list by default. Any clues?
hello Steve,
I am one of the deveolpers of WIndows Live Writer. I heard our new version of WLW might have broken your plugin. If you find that to be true, please send me an email at bturner@microsoft.com We didn't think we broke any plugins.
Follow up to Brandon's comment.
First - THANKS for the prompt reply. WLW is an awesome product and the dev team rock.
Second - since upgrading yesterday to the latest WLW version, Steve's plug-in does break. In email, he says he's found the issue and should have an updated plug-in available soon.
FWIW: I'm using Steve's plug-in (or was) on my PowerShell scripts blog (http://pshscripts.blogspot.com). I try to post to this blog daily.
Just wondering if you've updated this plug-in for Windows Live Writer 2009 yet?
I really prefer your plug-in over all the others because you allow easy editing of the source code.
Hi, please note that a new version is now available that works with the latest WLW and also has a few improvements and new features.
http://stevedunns.blogspot.com/2009/03/new-version-of-code-formatter-plugin.html
Cheers,
Steve
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