in the NppExec Console says:
COMMAND: npp_save USAGE: npp_save npp_save <file> DESCRIPTION: 1. Saves current file ("npp_save" without parameters) 2. Saves specified file if it's opened in Notepad++ (supports a partial file path/name) EXAMPLES: npp_save // saves current file npp_save $(#2) // saves 2nd file opened in Notepad++ npp_save txt // saves a first file which contains "txt" in its name SEE ALSO: npp_saveas, npp_saveall, npp_open Typing help cdin the NppExec Console says:
COMMAND: cd USAGE: cd cd <relative_path> cd <absolute_path> DESCRIPTION: 1. Changes current directory ("cd" with parameters) 2. Shows current directory path ("cd" without parameters) EXAMPLES: cd // shows current directory path cd .. // go to up-directory cd \ // go to root-directory cd $(NPP_DIRECTORY) // go to notepad++'s directory cd e:\temp // change drive and directory SEE ALSO: dir Typing help npp_runin the NppExec Console says:
COMMAND: npp_run USAGE: npp_run <command> npp_run <file> DESCRIPTION: 1. The same as Notepad++'s Run command - runs an external process 2. Opens specified file in its associated program (requires NppExec v0.2 RC3.1 or higher) EXAMPLES: npp_run calc.exe (*) * if you type just "calc.exe" without "npp_run", then NppExec runs "calc.exe" as a child process and waits until it returns (i.e. until you close the calc's window) npp_run "index.html" // opens "index.html" in your default web-browser npp_run "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "index.html" // in Firefox npp_run "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" // opening using the associated program REMARKS: In terms of an application (a program), NPP_RUN allows to run it in its own window without waiting for its execution: npp_run application.exe npp_run application.exe <arguments> If, however, there is a need to wait until the application has been executed, while still running it in its own window, it can be achieved without NPP_RUN: cmd /c start /wait application.exe cmd /c start /wait application.exe <arguments> In this last case, NppExec waits for cmd to be executed, while cmd itself starts the application in its own separate window and waits until it has been executed. Type just helpin the NppExec Console to see all the available environment variables and commands.
