Execution with Notepad++
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Hello,
hi everyone
Can someone tell me how to execute a program written with Notepad++
thank you all :)
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hi everyone
Can someone tell me how to execute a program written with Notepad++
thank you all :)
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Hello
The execution of a program does not depend at all on whether it was written with Notepad++ or with another editor.
In order to answer you, we at least need to know which programming language is used.
The execution of a program does not depend at all on whether it was written with Notepad++ or with another editor.
In order to answer you, we at least need to know which programming language is used.
Thank you Mrs. Toto :)
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No, but we need to stop writing whatever...
toto answered the question accurately.
To rectify the erroneous statements made afterwards, NO, Notepad++ does not execute scripts. It just uses calls to external programs for script execution. The distinction is very important: if you have an error due to your third-party program, check that one. The fault is not primarily with N++ (don't overload its "publisher" website with unnecessary questions).
The "Run" menu serves exactly this purpose: it is not a magical menu that allows the execution of all kinds of scripts. It allows you to select the appropriate program based on the coded source.
You create an index.html file, edited by N++: to see the result, you can select "Run in IE" or even "Run in Firefox", which comes down to choosing to execute "iexplore.exe" or "firefox.exe" with the file as a parameter (meaning the file opens in a browser, in this example).
toto answered the question accurately.
To rectify the erroneous statements made afterwards, NO, Notepad++ does not execute scripts. It just uses calls to external programs for script execution. The distinction is very important: if you have an error due to your third-party program, check that one. The fault is not primarily with N++ (don't overload its "publisher" website with unnecessary questions).
The "Run" menu serves exactly this purpose: it is not a magical menu that allows the execution of all kinds of scripts. It allows you to select the appropriate program based on the coded source.
You create an index.html file, edited by N++: to see the result, you can select "Run in IE" or even "Run in Firefox", which comes down to choosing to execute "iexplore.exe" or "firefox.exe" with the file as a parameter (meaning the file opens in a browser, in this example).