Recently, many friends have expressed that they still don’t know how to execute python code in EditPlus. So those friends who don’t know how to execute python code in EditPlus should quickly take a look at the steps of executing python code in EditPlus brought by the editor.
The first step is to open EditPlus, select "Tools" on the menu bar and select "Configure User Tools"
The second step is to modify the tool group name, open the parameter setting interface, click "Group Name" on the right, the name modification interface will pop up, enter the new group name, and click Confirm
The third step is to add the running command body to the execution tool group. Click "Add Tool" on the right and select "Application". The menu text below becomes editable, and the command description is entered in the menu text.
The fourth step is to select the command to be called, click the option after the command, a file command selection window will pop up, and find your python installation directory. My installation directory here is C:Python27python.exe
The fifth step is to select the file name as a parameter. You can also enter $(FileName). For the initial directory, select the file directory. You can also enter $(FileDir).
The sixth step is action output, select capture output. Select capture input, and your execution result information will be output on the editplus console. If you select None, a command window will pop up to display the execution results.
The seventh step is to click "Tools" on the menu bar, select "User Tool Group" and click on the "python" just added. The small black dot in front indicates the currently available operations.
The eighth step is to create a new yy.py file, output Chinese, report a coding error, add #coding: UTF-8 at the top, and then test decimal precision retention and use map.
The above are the steps for executing python code in EditPlus brought by the editor. I hope it will be useful to everyone.
