Editing files with VIM I can easily copy & paste the name ( or the full path ) of the file I'm working on ( to understand what I mean about VIM you can see: this question or wiki );
Is there an equivalent solution by using Notepad++ ?, how can I do?
Go to the system32 folder and type "notepad.exe" into the 'File Name' bar.
Hold down the Shift key, then right-click the photo. In the context menu that appears, find and click Copy as path. This copies the file location to the clipboard. (FYI, if you don't hold down Shift when you right-click, the Copy as path option won't appear.)
Find the file or folder whose path you'd like to copy in File Explorer. Hold down Shift on your keyboard and right-click on it. In the context menu that pops up, select “Copy As Path.”
The windows standard dialogs use windows rules, and follow windows explorer settings, just like in every application that uses windows standard dialogs. Notepad++ uses that windows standard dialog. Notepad++'s tab bar will show the full filename, with extension, regardless of that setting.
Notepad++ has no default shortcut to do that, but:
open menu: "Edit" (Alt-E) then select: "Copy to clipboard" and you have different options to copy the fully qualified file name for current document or parts of it.
See this wiki for exhaustive reference.
Another solution is to right-click on the tab, which will let you get the file name/path from there. However, I have tabs disabled, so I have to go with Franco's solution.
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