Scripts from Notepad++ do not run in Python/Jupyter 3.5(already read prior help discussions)

[Claudia Frank]

@scott-grossberg

Scott, we can get this work in maybe 2-3 posts if you would describe step by step what you do
instead of writing “I did what you do”, because any slight modification could break it.

What do you want to do?
I assume you want to run python with the current script you have open with notepad++.
What do you use to execute the script?
I assume you use the Run dialog from the run menu and not the nppexec plugin.
I would suggest you use the nppexec plugin.

• Find out where your python.exe is located. We need to know the directory.

• Press F6 to open the nppexec dialog

• put the the following into the dialog opened by pressing F6

  cd PATH_OF_THE_DIRECTORY_WHERE_YOUR_PYTHON_EXE_IS
  python “$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)”

• Press ok

A console opens and either shows the expected result or an error.
If an error appears copy it and post it then we see what is going on.
Do not interpret it - copy the real output.
If there is sensitive data in it - replace it with question marks - but only that part.

Cheers
Claudia

[cmeriaux]

@scott-grossberg as you are a beginner, I suggest you to remove Anaconda and install the official python https://www.python.org/

[cmeriaux]

Here is my solution.

1. uninstall anaconda

2. install python 3.6 in c:\python36

3. do an “hello world” script to test
   4 append to the end of script os.system(“pause”) in order to pause your script and be able to read the result

   import os
   print(“Hello World”)
   os.system(“pause”)

5 run your script with “notepad++ run” command

C:\python36\python.exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"

Here is what i got
screenshot

[cmeriaux]

@scott-grossberg any news ?

[scott grossberg]

I followed your suggestion of removing anaconda and installing python directly and I can run notepad++ scripts in python (I tested this with the hello world program). Unfortunately the class that I am using this for has extra formatting in the scripts since they were saved as a python notebook. Therefore I get an error message when I try to run these scripts with notepad++ with my current set up. This is the error message:

C:\Anaconda\python.exe “C:\Users\scott grossberg\Downloads\controlflow_demo_test”
Process started >>>
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:\Users\scott grossberg\Downloads\controlflow_demo_test”, line 21, in <module>
“execution_count”: null,
NameError: name ‘null’ is not defined
<<< Process finished. (Exit code 1)

I placed the command below into the run box (I saved Anaconda to C:\Anaconda) as well as within the box when I hit the f6 key and it successfully runs the hello world program above in python and the lower console box respectively:

C:\Anaconda\python.exe “$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)”

Do you know how I can get the notepad++ script to run in the jupyter notebook?

Thank you very much for the help.

Scott

Thank you very much for the help.================ READY ================

[scott grossberg]

I should have mentioned in the above post that after I successfully installed and tested the notepad++ and the python 3.6 integration I removed python 3.6 and re-installed Anaconda. I did this to try to get notepad++ to run the scripts in the python notebook rather than directly on python.

I greatly appreciate all of your help.

Scott

Scott

[cmeriaux]

Sorry I don’t know Jupiter and I didn’t understood your issue.

[scott grossberg]

I greatly appreciate your help as you showed me how to integrate notepad++ and python.

Does anyone know how to run notepad++ scripts in python/ jupyter?

[Claudia Frank]

@scott-grossberg

Jupyter as the successor of IPython?
If so, isn’t it just a better python shell??
So copy and paste should work - but I assume you want to do something different.

Cheers
Claudia

[cmeriaux]

You should keep original Python then install Jupyter with ‘pip installer’ that is provided with python

http://jupyter.org/install.html