Notepad ++ can be used with command lines to build various programming environments

The command to open the browser is

C: \ Users \ Administrator \ appdata \ Local \ google \ chrome \ Application \ chrome.exe $ (current_directory)/$ (file_name)

We all know that in Notepad ++, you can run some external programs by using commands, or compile programs, and use Notepad ++ as a lightweight IDE. I used to post an article that briefly introduced how to use Notepad ++ as a development tool such as PHP, Java, and C. In fact, the principle is very simple.

1. Install the nppexec plug-in

2. Go to the directory where the current file is located (taking php as an example) CD "$ (current_directory )"

3. Let PHP explain the current file D: \ Program Files \ vertrigoserv \ PHP \ php.exe "$ (file_name )"

In the program below, it is very simple to use F6.

However, the key issue is that many people do not know the built-in constants notepad ++, such as current_directory and file_name used above.

In fact, if you carefully check the help manual, you will find it.

Next I will tell you where it is in the manual.

Press SHIFT + F1 to open the notepad ++ help document, find run commands on the Directory tab, open it, and read it carefully. The following constant is displayed:

Full_current_path

Complete path of the current document

Current_directory

Directory of the current document

File_name

Name of the current document (excluding the path)

Name_part

Name of the current document (excluding the extension)

Ext_part

Current document Extension

Npp_director

Notepad ++ executable file directory

Current_word

Currently selected words in the document

Current_line

Current row selected in the document (starting from 0, the first row is 0)

Current_column

Current column selected in the document (starting from 0, the first column is 0)

That's all. You should know how to use it.