Hello Josef
I don't do anything complicated with the Run command, especially not
with passing the command line error reports back into Notepad++.
However I do make a little batch file for each project I work on, which
I can double-click on to compile and run outside of Notepad++, and then
change the Run->Run shortcut to this file, and assign it a shortcut key
(ALT+Z).
pyz80 seems to work best with the source files in the same place, so my
batch files are a bit Rube Goldberg, but here's a typical one:
-------
chdir "C:\Program Files (x86)\pyz80"
xcopy "C:\Users\Tobermory\Dropbox\Wombles\Project" "C:\Program Files
(x86)\pyz80\test" /E /C /Q /R /Y
pyz80.py -I test/samdos2 --exportfile=symbol.txt test/auto.z80
del /Q "C:\Program Files (x86)\pyz80\test\*.*"
move /Y "C:\Program Files (x86)\pyz80\auto.dsk"
"C:\Users\Tobermory\Dropbox\Wombles\Project\auto.dsk"
move /Y "C:\Program Files (x86)\pyz80\symbol.txt"
"C:\Users\Tobermory\Dropbox\Wombles\Project\symbol.txt"
chdir "C:\Users\Tobermory\Dropbox\Wombles\Project"
auto.dsk
-------
(Yup, I still have folders called Wombles!) It's especially useful to
put the switches on xcopy and del for quiet mode, so you don't have to
OK past confirmations each time. And I'd advise using the switch to
output symbol file from pyz80 too. Also the shortcut key helps me stick
to one project at a time, always a problem of mine :D
Do you need to do anything much more complicated than this?
Howard
On 06/10/2013 13:57, SCjoe wrote:
Hi,
please help me with the idea how to integrate pyz80 into the Notepad++ (Win7).
I tried many forms of the Notepad++´s Menu Run, from the simple sentence...
PYTHON PYZ80.PY source.s
(which works in the CMD line)
... to ...
c:\python25\python c:\python25\pyz80.py "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
... or ...
cmd /c c: && cd python25 && python pyz80.py "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" || pause
Also created a BAT file in order to have the "RUN" sentence as short as
possible...
And yes, I have set the system PATH variable in Windows 7 for the the PYTHON25
directory
and copy the file pyz80 into it.
Thanks
Josef
