Python script as a notepad++ extension.
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I have a python script that post-processes certain log files. I want to add this script to notepad++ as an extension or by some other means so from notepad++ I can directly post-process.
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The obvious answer would be: call it from the execute menu, e.g…
cmd /c python.exe PATH_TO_PYTHON_SCRIPT.py, but I suppose it’s not that simple and you have something else in mind, is it? -
@ekopalypse said in Python script as a notepad++ extension.:
call it from the execute menu
I think what is meant is the Run menu:
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Yes, of course. This is what happens when you change something in an already translated text and then check only the changed part :-(
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See the FAQ: How do I use Notepad++ to … Convert My Text.
Please note: that FAQ was written to explain both compiling text (which does not appear to be what you want) and converting text in-place (which does appear to be what you want). So don’t read the title including the word “Compile” and complain that it’s not answering your full question. It does, if you read the whole FAQ entry.
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