Newest beta release

• Convert from notepad.getLanguageName(notepad.getCurrentLanguage()) to a function __eko_getLexerName() that's derived from ekopalypse's Enhanced UDL Lexer's get_lexer_name(); similarly for ...getLanguageDesc(...) => __eko_getLexerDesc()

• Fix the hex prefix in the filtered filename to never show up as -XXXXXXXX by masking the 32-bit CRC32 with 0xFFFFFFFF, to make sure Python doesn't incorrectly believe that it's "negative" when the MSB is 1.

You can download just the scripts via pyscFilteredViewer-v0.04-beta.zip

Newest beta release.

• Don't delete temp file for one-time filtering; instead, clear out all temp files on first load of any pyscFilteredViewer script (ie, after reloading Notepad++) (closed #7 )
• If you had started FilterOnSave, but then saved a file that didn't have a filter defined, v0.02-beta would auto-disable FilterOnSave; that was annoying, so in v0.03-beta, make sure it continues filtering (it just won't filter the active file). It will still give an error if you try to register FilterOnSave on an unknown file-type. (close #8)
• Ensure that the FilterOnSave icon will stay in the status bar, even as you change tabs. (close #9)

You can download just the scripts via pyscFilteredViewer-v0.03-beta.zip

per #5, add an ExampleConverterCommand.bat, update the default pyscFilteredViewer.ini file to have valid filter defined using that batch file, so now there is a working filter out-of-the-box.

per #4, simplify the installation instructions, moving the alternate-situations to separate documentation

pyscFilteredViewer is to the point that I am comfortable using it. However, having others beta-test might find issues that need to be solved.