November 7th, 2012, 12:11 PM
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Contributed User
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> "C:\Dev-Cpp\bin\gcc.exe -o $C:\Dev-Cpp\bin\gcc.exe"
Aside from the fact that $ is special to the shell, why are you trying to OVERWRITE the compiler using the -o option?
Show us what you tried with the NPP symbol names, as documented in the help
Quote:
To run a new command:
Sselect Run->Run.... A dialog will pop up asking for the path to the program and possible any command line parameters. You can use the browse button to search for your program. The drop down list provides recently run programs. The command line arguments can also be based on the status of the current document, and are always enclosed in $(...), where … can be:
FULL_CURRENT_PATH the fully qualified path to the current document.
CURRENT_DIRECTORY The directory the current document resides in.
FILE_NAME The filename of the document, without the directory.
NAME_PART The filename without the extension.
EXT_PART The extension of the current document.
NPP_DIRECTORY The directory that contains the notepad++.exe executable that is currently running.
>CURRENT_WORD The currently selected text in the document.
CURRENT_LINE The current line number that is selected in the document (0 based index, the first line is 0).
CURRENT_COLUMN The current column the cursor resides in (0 based index, the first position on the line is 0).
For example,
"$(NPP_DIRECTORY)\notepad++.exe" -multiInst "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" |
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