By dotCore
via dreamincode.net
Published: Nov 29 2009 / 19:21
I recently decided to work a bit outside of Visual Studio and configure a plain text editor to work with the C# compiler. It seemed to me like it would be a relatively easy task to add a specific compiler to Notepad++, but it needed some work, as Notepad++ has no specific wizard or dialog to directly configure a custom compiler, but rather just a Run box (found in the Run menu).
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Comments
yakkoh replied ago:
This shows that there is a problem with the PATH 'system' and it should be easier to use the C# compiler with the console.
MCII replied ago:
Too simplistic.
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