In VS2005, if you right click on an open file's tab, you can select "Open Containing Folder" and it will open that folder in Windows Explorer. Notepad++ currently has "Current Dir Path to Clipboard". I use this a lot, followed by win-e, alt-d, ctrl-v, enter. It would be very helpful if it was just one click, as in VS2005.
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So, I was going to add this feature myself but I couldn't get it to build.
I downloaded the code from the svn.
Then I downloaded MinGW and MSYS.
Then I added those directories to my path and went into PowerEditor\gcc and typed make.
I got a bunch of build errors. Perhaps the MinGW compiler is slightly different than VC++ and it hasn't been kept up to date in both ?
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You could also add the explorer plugin which add an explorer and the possibility to focus explorer on the file directory.
You can also build a command with done what you want by executing a batch
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In VS2005, if you right click on an open file's tab, you can select "Open Containing Folder" and it will open that folder in Windows Explorer. Notepad++ currently has "Current Dir Path to Clipboard". I use this a lot, followed by win-e, alt-d, ctrl-v, enter. It would be very helpful if it was just one click, as in VS2005.
So, I was going to add this feature myself but I couldn't get it to build.
I downloaded the code from the svn.
Then I downloaded MinGW and MSYS.
Then I added those directories to my path and went into PowerEditor\gcc and typed make.
I got a bunch of build errors. Perhaps the MinGW compiler is slightly different than VC++ and it hasn't been kept up to date in both ?
Yes it could be be good idea.
You could also add the explorer plugin which add an explorer and the possibility to focus explorer on the file directory.
You can also build a command with done what you want by executing a batch