Can I to 'Tools -> Create Tool -> External Tools' use? I want to use a batch file that changes the current script. I would like to pass as a parameter the path to the current script.
The script is to be updated after termination of employment.
Can I to 'Tools -> Create Tool -> External Tools' use?
Yes, you can
I want to use a batch file that changes the current script.
You are welcome to use any program, be it batch script or jar/exe/etc -- as long as you provide correct parameters
I would like to pass as a parameter the path to the current script
Sure -- use $FilePath$ macro
The script is to be updated after termination of employment.
?? I do not understand this English, sorry.
Any External Tools is called manually.
Can anyone help with a small example?
Example of what? Please be more specific. How to configure External Tools to execute batch file? How to write batch script (what commands should be there)? Or you need PHP code that reads some file, makes some changes and writes them back to the same/another file?
Hi there,
So ... you want to execute php script from command line / batch script?
1) http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.usage.php
2) php.exe -h
For example
Example with launching PhpStorm (e.g. launch.cmd)
Can I to 'Tools -> Create Tool -> External Tools' use?

I want to use a batch file that changes the current script.
I would like to pass as a parameter the path to the current script.
The script is to be updated after termination of employment.
Can anyone help with a small example?
Sincerely yours
Stephan
Yes, you can
You are welcome to use any program, be it batch script or jar/exe/etc -- as long as you provide correct parameters
Sure -- use $FilePath$ macro
?? I do not understand this English, sorry.
Any External Tools is called manually.
Example of what? Please be more specific. How to configure External Tools to execute batch file? How to write batch script (what commands should be there)? Or you need PHP code that reads some file, makes some changes and writes them back to the same/another file?