I like Notepad++ as an editor. I would like to use it as my primary editor. I am working on a language called Adv+ where the source codes are saved in an AIX server. I downloaded the ftp_synchronize plugin and installed it.
However, the ftp_synchronize plugin allows only to browse thru the folder and then select the component from the browse listing output. My unix primary source code directory is /met/le which contains thousands of files and hundreds of directories under it. As a result, the ls command seems to take a very long time.
All the times, I know which source I need to modify (for ex, it can be /met/le/fwdptr.bv). Is there a way to directly download this file into my local cache with out browsing the entire directory listing? I tried the RAW FTP command "RETR /met/le/fwdptr.bv", but it doesn't download the required file.
Can some one help me?
Thanks,
Balaji.
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Hi,
I like Notepad++ as an editor. I would like to use it as my primary editor. I am working on a language called Adv+ where the source codes are saved in an AIX server. I downloaded the ftp_synchronize plugin and installed it.
However, the ftp_synchronize plugin allows only to browse thru the folder and then select the component from the browse listing output. My unix primary source code directory is /met/le which contains thousands of files and hundreds of directories under it. As a result, the ls command seems to take a very long time.
All the times, I know which source I need to modify (for ex, it can be /met/le/fwdptr.bv). Is there a way to directly download this file into my local cache with out browsing the entire directory listing? I tried the RAW FTP command "RETR /met/le/fwdptr.bv", but it doesn't download the required file.
Can some one help me?
Thanks,
Balaji.