Run the Javascript lint tool on notepad ++ to verify JS Code.

In front-end development tools, the editor has been using notepad ++ from the original Dreamweaver to the later Aptana.

In JavaScript code verification tools, JavaScript lint and Douglas crockford's jslint are completely different from each other and are said to be more rigorous than their verification code. To run the Javascript lint tool in Notepad ++, install the notepad ++ plug-in nppexec to run the tool in the command line mode. In this way, it is integrated into notepad ++.

Open execute (F6) and enter the following command ():

"D: \ jsl \ jsl.exe"-conf "D: \ jsl. Default. conf"-process "$ (full_current_path )"

Note that "D: \ jsl \ jsl.exe" and "D: \ jsl. Default. conf" in the command line must be the same as the local file path you set.

Then, the SAVE command is JavaScript lint. Click OK to execute it:

The verification of js code displayed in the console window is really strict! Haha. However, I ignore the small bug of the two codes.

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