For the excellent performance of Notepad ++, please refer to the Notepad ++ introduction. Here we will briefly introduce its usage methods, mainly to solve two problems: 1. Code highlighted Settings 2. Run the php script in Notepad ++. First, let's look at the first problem. After Notepad ++ is installed, open it, and then enable the language format settings in the menu bar.
Notepad ++For the excellent performance, please refer to the Notepad ++ introduction. Here we will briefly introduce its usage methods, mainly to solve two problems:
1. Code highlight settings
2.Notepad ++Run the php script.
First, let's look at the first problem. After Notepad ++ is installed, open it, and then enable the language format settings in the menu bar.
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Select the topic. I personally prefer the Black board. The language here selects "PHP". In the style item, there are background, variables, and function color settings related to the php script, you can set the relevant colors from the color format, and set the font size in the font format.
Pay attention to the details. After the settings are complete, we create a new document and find that the font is not highlighted. The reason is that the new file is not a php document. Open a php document in the file, you can see the effect.
The following is the highlighted code.
Let's take a look at the second point. How can I run a php script on Notepad ++?
On the menu bar, find "run" and open "run"
Then paste the following command in the form box: cmd/k D: \ PhpServer \ wamp \ bin \ php \ php5.3.3 \ php.exe "$ (FULL