eg. If you have an include for a page.
include '/yummy.php;
would be useful just to right-click on it and click "follow" or something and it opens that page. Same would be nice for following variables.
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So this is a native feature of NPP ?
It would be easier if it wasn't necessary to select the whole file name (at least including .\/ in word characters rather than delimiters).
Also, I don't know how how it chooses the base path, but it's not the current file's one (if my current file is in 0_current/src/, and I try to open haar.h, it says that 0_current/haar.h doesn't exist...), so it doesn't work often. Ideally, it would search in the sub dirs of the base path of the current file.
cyril
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Try to select/mark the file, including folder, i.e. the part that says 'yummy.php' or 'includes/yummy.php' then go to the 'Run' menu item and select 'open file'. It's also assigned to a shortcut (IIRC Alt+F5).
- Christian
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A page follower type thing.
eg. If you have an include for a page.
include '/yummy.php;
would be useful just to right-click on it and click "follow" or something and it opens that page. Same would be nice for following variables.
So this is a native feature of NPP ?
It would be easier if it wasn't necessary to select the whole file name (at least including .\/ in word characters rather than delimiters).
Also, I don't know how how it chooses the base path, but it's not the current file's one (if my current file is in 0_current/src/, and I try to open haar.h, it says that 0_current/haar.h doesn't exist...), so it doesn't work often. Ideally, it would search in the sub dirs of the base path of the current file.
cyril
It's already there :)
Try to select/mark the file, including folder, i.e. the part that says 'yummy.php' or 'includes/yummy.php' then go to the 'Run' menu item and select 'open file'. It's also assigned to a shortcut (IIRC Alt+F5).
- Christian