Plugin initialization codes
Detailed Description
Return values for plugin_t::init()
Macros | |
#define | PLUGIN_SKIP 0 |
Plugin doesn't want to be loaded. | |
#define | PLUGIN_OK 1 |
Plugin agrees to work with the current database. More... | |
#define | PLUGIN_KEEP 2 |
Plugin agrees to work with the current database and wants to stay in the memory. | |
Macro Definition Documentation
#define PLUGIN_OK 1 |
Plugin agrees to work with the current database.
It will be loaded as soon as the user presses the hotkey
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