In the toolbar, navigate to Plugins -> NppExec -> Advanced Options. This way it'll be stored for later use, and we can create a shortcut for it. NPP_SAVEĬMD /C ""C:\Users\YOURUSER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\python.exe" -u "$(FILE_NAME)"" Most likely, the Python.exe is located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Python. Add your path between the " of the last line. As shown in the figure below, add the code below to reference the Python executable. To do this, go back to the menu and click Execute. However, we still have to setup the plugin to also run our Python code. In this menu, press Show Console to have the Python IDLE enabled in Notepad++. The plugin's options can be found in the toolbar under Plugins -> NppExec. The program may require you to close and launch it again. In the pop-up, search for the NppExec plugin and press Install. To enable the NppExec plugin, open Notepad++ and in the toolbars navigate to Plugins -> Plugins Admin. This article assumes you have already installed Python on your device. It only requires a few clicks to not only run your Python code, but also have the console log any errors or warnings. Using the NppExec plugin from Notepad++'s library, setupping up a Python console inside Notepad++ is easy. Luckily, this is where plugins come in play. However, stand-alone it does not allow your Python scripts to be run from editor itself.
Notepad++ is a simple, yet effective free editor. Having a good text editor will take the hassle out of your coding work. Remarks and proposals Notepad++ plugin NppExec
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