I want to run my current python file in the python interpreter so I have been typing in
C:\Python27\python.exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
hoping to open the current file in the interpreter. The black command prompt window displays for about half of a second and then disappears. If I just type C:\Python27\python.exe I get the command prompt window with python running and it does not disappear. What do I need to type in the notepad++ Run command line so as to run my current notepad++ file in the python interpreter?
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I have a work-around for my own question so I thought I would share with others. I had the run command call the python IDLE by typing
C:\Python27\python.exe\idle.py "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
It opened a blank black command window, which I ignored, and also the python shell window and my code in the code window of the IDLE.
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I want to run my current python file in the python interpreter so I have been typing in
C:\Python27\python.exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
hoping to open the current file in the interpreter. The black command prompt window displays for about half of a second and then disappears. If I just type C:\Python27\python.exe I get the command prompt window with python running and it does not disappear. What do I need to type in the notepad++ Run command line so as to run my current notepad++ file in the python interpreter?
I have a work-around for my own question so I thought I would share with others. I had the run command call the python IDLE by typing
C:\Python27\python.exe\idle.py "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
It opened a blank black command window, which I ignored, and also the python shell window and my code in the code window of the IDLE.
Did you consider using the NppExec plugin, which was developed to solve many issues and tweaks related to this one?
CChris