Update: Notepad++ support is now added!
Download and install instructions available in the original post.
<3 nice release thanks
apparently my “response” thingy didn’t show, i was telling that to the guy aboth me who asked for a NP++ version since that already exists.
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Thanks you 
Sadly all links are dead 
Would you please re-upload them ? I love Atom and I want to code with it. Thx
Bluethefurry was talking about this one that already existed: [Dev Tool / Release] Lua Native Function Code Hints in Notepad++ (v3.0) which is definitely not outdated…
If you’re looking for a Notepad++ version you could also use the link from above.
My bad, links are now fixed.
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Does this still work in Atom for anyone else? I had it working once, but after a restart it seems to not work at all.
Simple fix boi, use sublime 
No one asked you for your shit opinion @sadboilogan 
Also, I fixed it by putting the snippets into Atom’s snippet file rather than a separate one.
Is it possible to do such a wonderfull stuff for IntelliJ ? Thanks for a great work btw
Also support for Brackets would be nice, I like using Brackets the most. I’ll use NPP for now.
This will help me a lot when im going to code.
i love you
Awesome, thanks for the VSC support!
I went into my Notepad++ installation directory and in the plugins folder there wasn’t any APIs folder so I created one and dropped the proper .xml file into it. When I relaunched the program (in a .lua file) it doesn’t seem to grab any of the natives unless they were already used in the file.
Would this work for Visual Studio Code - Insiders?
Download links are down
Thanks!