NPPEXEC NPE_CMDALIAS Save Custom Alias?

NPPExec has a rather convulated way of doing this. Here's what you need to do.

NPPExec has a rather convulated way of doing this. Here's what you need to do: Start by creating a text file for the commands. I named mine 'NppStartScript.

Txt' and saved it in the 'scripts' folder. Here's what the folder structure should look like: $(NPP_DIRECTORY)\scripts\NppStartScript. Txt where $(NPP_DIRECTORY) represents your Notepad++ application folder.

Locate the 'NppExec. Ini' file. It should be in the '$(NPP_DIRECTORY)\plugins\config' folder.

Open the file, add the following configuration setting at the bottom of the file (separated from the rest of the settings with a line break) and save the file: Options ScriptNppStart=$(NPP_DIRECTORY)\scripts\NppStartScript. Txt Create the 'NppStartScript. Txt', type your command(s) and save the file.In your case it would be: npe_cmdalias alias = Full command "Full command" should be a npp_exec directive to a file which will contain the commands that you want to execute repeatedly.

Here's what my run python command looks like: npe_cmdalias rpy = npp_exec "$(NPP_DIRECTORY)\scripts\rpy. Txt" The "rpy. Txt" contains the command to invoke the python interpreter on the file that is open in the current Notepad++ tab.

Here's what I have written: D:\Portable Apps\Python\python. Exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" Restart Notepad++, open the NPPExec console and type your alias.It should run the command that you specified Hope this helps, let me know if you encounter any errors.

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