notepad++ How to connect browser debugging and code assistance?

notepad++ How to connect browser debugging and code assistance? The use of notepad++ programming is a purely manual feeling, which is helpful to programmers to keep in mind. Here's a look at the pro-test code assist and connect the browser and output the code effect

First, set notepad++ to automatically start the browser and run the code

1. The previous picture shows that I have set the success. IE and chrome browsers.

2, now find notepad++ installation path, find notepad++ shortcuts.xml file, find no matter. We can search for "Shortcuts.xml" in the upper-right corner, which is time-consuming, and it is possible to find a file with the same name.

3, as shown in the picture, with Notepad open "Do not use notepad++ open." You can see the code inside after you open it. I start connecting to the Chrome browser for example, select the corresponding chrome code and copy, you can close the file. This is the configuration file do not modify.

4, open notepad++→→ run →→ will copy the code

"Chrome" $ (Full_current_path) "" modified to

"Chrome" $ (Full_current_path) "" ("→→" double quotes)

and input. Click "Save" to go to the next step.

5, save the start of running the Chrome browser settings, enter this step to explain the correct input. Look at the picture set shortcut keys, see you like, how to set all can. Click "Run" (if you click Save to reset this step), you will see that notepad++ has opened the browser and is running.

Second, improve notepad++ code hints, auxiliary

1, click "Set" →→ "preferences" →→ "automatic completion" →→ into the right setting. As shown in the figure, I did not check the parentheses and the like, which means that the type of parentheses to be entered manually.

2, click "Set" →→ "preferences"

Note:

1, shortcuts.xml file is notepad++ configuration file, do not open with notepad++.

2, Shortcuts.xml is the system file, open it just for copying code, do not arbitrarily modify.

3, Chrome "$ (Full_current_path)" modified to Chrome "$ (Full_current_path)"