Notepad ++. Net Development Environment Configuration

I can see the notepad ++ Java Development Environment configuration on the Internet, so I want to develop a. Net Development Environment configuration.

Although the use of. NET is basically vs, but considering the existence of people who like to use a lightweight Editor (in fact, the machine does not compete with each other), I 'd like to write an article for your reference.

 

1. install.Net
Framework
Configure environment variables based on different machines
Set Path =.; % PATH %; C:/Windows/Microsoft. NET/framework/v2.0.50727
2. Install notepad ++
This is not necessary. Download and click-_-next -_-
3. Configure notepad ++
3.1 automatic word population full-featured Configuration
Click "Settings" and select "Preferences". The "Preferences" dialog box is displayed. Select "backup and Automatic completion ", select the "enable auto-completion for all input" check box at the bottom of this tab, and select "auto-complete function ".

3.2 compile C # Program

Write a program, save it as a. CS file, and then enable the Console
Dialog, input:

CSC/out: "$ (current_directory)/namespaces (name_part1_.exe" "$ (full_current_path )"

PS: the simplest way to write CSC "$ (full_current_path)", but it is a bit of trouble to search for compiled files.

After compilation, the following occurs:

Process started >>>
Microsoft (r) Visual C #2005 compiler version 8.00.50727.42
For Microsoft (r) Windows (r) 2005 Framework Version 2.0.50727
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation 2001-2005. All rights reserved.

<Process finished.

This will succeed.

 

 

3.3 run the program
Run the compiled exe program in the source code directory ~

Notepad ++ Environment Variables
The environment defined by notepad ++ can be passed as a parameter.
Example of variable name meaning
Full_current_path file path name C:/helloworld. CS
Current_directory directory c :/
File_name file full name helloworld. CS
Name_part file name helloworld
Ext_part file extension CS

 

There are some more complex configurations for your own research ~~ Let's talk about it first.