Is it possible to change the editor used when you click the 'Edit Script' button on the script toolbar? I prefer Notepad++ to Notepad.
Also, do script automatically reload after an edit?
Thanks
Change editor for scripts
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Re: Change editor for scripts
Yes you can. I use Notepad++ myself as well.
Go to FIle -> Preferences -> File Locations
Find Python Editor int he list and then use the browse button to navigate to the program you wish to use.
Also PSP reads the scripts from the HDD not from cache so any and all changes you make will be automatically reflected the next time you run the script.
Go to FIle -> Preferences -> File Locations
Find Python Editor int he list and then use the browse button to navigate to the program you wish to use.
Also PSP reads the scripts from the HDD not from cache so any and all changes you make will be automatically reflected the next time you run the script.
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Re: Change editor for scripts
Many thanks. Just getting started with scripting.
