Notepad++ and SketchUp Bridge in SU8

Heven7_floor

I am looking for method to bridge SU8 with notepad++, and I see this article , might I ask anyone that how notepad++ can run code by TBD 's bridge, because I use well as ever in SU7(free) ,but it can't work in SU8(free)
Thank you

derei

@heven7_floor said:

I am looking for method to bridge SU8 with notepad++, and I see this article , might I ask anyone that how notepad++ can run code by TBD 's bridge, because I use well as ever in SU7(free) ,but it can't work in SU8(free)
Thank you

Is possible, check this post: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=169&t=6903#p137855

Heven7_floor

@unknownuser said:

@heven7_floor said:

I am looking for method to bridge SU8 with notepad++, and I see this article , might I ask anyone that how notepad++ can run code by TBD 's bridge, because I use well as ever in SU7(free) ,but it can't work in SU8(free)
Thank you

Is possible, check this post: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=169&t=6903#p137855

thanks dereeei
but I am already use TBD's bridge on SU8 as link by the same method like to SU7, but it 's not happen on SU8 , I doubt which I might missed something that should be adapte from this way to SU8

tbd

Heven7_floor: define doesn't work. what do you expect and what is the outcome ?

Dan Rathbun

I actually have the bridge files installed in a common dir:

%(#000000)[C:\Program Files\Google\TBD\SU_Bridge]

.. and then I put a bridge_ext.rb file in each Plugin dir of the SU versions, that loads the files from the common dir.

That way SUB.EXE is always in the same place, and you do not need to change the path to it within Notepad++ regardless of whatever version of Sketchup is loaded.

bridge_ext.rb

thomthom

I split these posts off to a separate thread - just to untangle the conversation.

Heven7_floor

@thomthom said:

I split these posts off to a separate thread - just to untangle the conversation.

Thanks very much thom ,you lead me to solving

Heven7_floor

@dan rathbun said:

I actually have the bridge files installed in a common dir:

%(#000000)[C:\Program Files\Google\TBD\SU_Bridge]

.. and then I put a bridge_ext.rb file in each Plugin dir of the SU versions, that loads the files from the common dir.

That way SUB.EXE is always in the same place, and you do not need to change the path to it within Notepad++ regardless of whatever version of Sketchup is loaded.

[attachment=0:1pazsmqa]bridge_ext.rb[/attachment:1pazsmqa]

This is excellent way, and it 's greatness solution ,thanks for your kindly help