Zend Studio/Ecliplse plug-in EasyExplorer, open the folder where the resource file is located

The core of Zend Studio is Ecliplse. It is not so much a plug-in for Zend Studio as it is a plug-in for Ecliplse.

If you often need to open the folder where the relevant resource files are located in Eclipse, it is troublesome. You need to right-click, select Properties, copy the folder in the Location column, and then enter the path in the resource manager. Hit Enter and open it.

Solution:

Use the Easy Explorer plug-in. With this plug-in, you can easily open the folder where the resource file is located.

Installation:

Enter the download page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/easystruts/files/Easy%20Explorer%20for%20Eclipse

After downloading, it is a jar compressed file. The latest version is 1.04, which has not been updated for a long time, but it still supports the latest eclipse 3.* platform.

In Eclipse, place the jar file directly in the plugin directory of Eclipse, and then restart the Eclipse platform. You can see the East Explorer menu item in the right-click, and you can open the directory where the resource is located.

But in Zend Studio, it is a little troublesome. After all, Zend company has transformed Eclipse. The operation method is as follows:

Step 1: Put the downloaded "org.sf.easyexplore_1.0.4.jar" Copy the file to the plugins folder of Zend Studio’s installation directory;

Step 2: Open the plug-in configuration file “Zend Studio’s installation directory/configuration/org.eclipse.equinox.simpleconfigurator/bundles.info” , append the following configuration after it:

org.sf.easyexplore,1.0.4,plugins/org.sf.easyexplore_1.0.4.jar,4,false

Step 3: Restart Zend Studio , in the "PHP Explorer" panel, right-click the file/folder and see if there is an additional "Easy Explore..." option.

Step 4: Configure the Easy Explorer plug-in;

By default, when the Easy Explorer plug-in opens the file explorer, the selected file will not be selected, but it can be selected through parameter settings , first understand what parameters are available.

Explorer.exe parameters are as follows:

Command format Explorer [/n][/e][[,/root],[path]][[,/select],[path filename]]

Parameters Note:

/n means opening a new window in "My Computer" mode, usually opening the root directory of the Windows installation partition.

/e means opening a new window in "Explorer" mode, which usually opens the root directory of the Windows installation partition.

/root, [path] means opening the specified folder, /root means only displaying the files (folders) under the specified folder, and not displaying other disk partitions and folders; [path] means the specified path.

If you do not add the /root parameter and only use the [path] parameter, you can display the contents of other disk partitions and folders. In addition, [path] can also specify a network shared folder.

/select,[path filename] means opening the specified folder and selecting the specified file, [path filename] means the specified path and file name.

If you do not add the /select parameter, the system will use the corresponding associated program to open the file. If [path filename] does not follow the file name, the upper-level directory of the folder will be opened and the folder will be selected.

Through the above parameter analysis of explorer.exe, we may have hope that it can display the file tree on the left and also locate the selected file or folder on the right.

That should be set to: explorer.exe /e,/select,{0} However, through experiments, I found that Easy Explore will only open it for you at the folder instead of the corresponding one. file above.

So the final parameter setting is determined as:

explorer.exe /select,{0}

through the menu item: Window --> Preferences --> Easy Explore --> Enter in Target Enter "explorer.exe /select,{0}" in the box --> Click Save, restart Zend Studio, and you're done! ! !

The above introduces the Zend Studio / Ecliplse plug-in EasyExplorer, which opens the folder where the resource file is located, including the relevant content. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.