To set this up follow the video below: -
Once you have the script
D:\My Documents\Downloads\arduino-1.0\arduino.exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
You can add it as a macro by pressing F6 and pasting it into the execute dialog and saving it.
Friday, 11 May 2012
Using Notepad++ as the editor for Arduino Sketches
To set this up follow the video below: -
Once you have the script
D:\My Documents\Downloads\arduino-1.0\arduino.exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
You can add it as a macro by pressing F6 and pasting it into the execute dialog and saving it.
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Many thanks!!! Working great :) And one question: is there any chance that we can upload sketch into Arduino directly from Notepad++ interface via some macro?
Not as far as I'm aware, maybe it's possible to start the Arduino IDE with some command line parameters?
I've just seen that there is a Beta version of the IDE (1.5.2) the release notes mention "command line build" this may be what you need.
Just remember it's a Beta version though.
You can also use the 'Run' (F5) command:"C:\your_path_to\arduino.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)".
If you are interested I've made a NP++ file language to Arduino just contact me!
@Daniel
Yes please, I'm interested, my details are phil-the curly first letter then my user name then dot co dot uk.
Cheers
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