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oleg-shilo / cs-script.npp

CS-Script (C# Intellisense) plugin for Notepad++ (x86/x64)
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New Install - "Cannot use alternative compiler" error #63

Closed harecu closed 7 months ago

harecu commented 2 years ago

Installed CS-Script via the Plugin Admin and loaded a blank script via the New Script button, built Hello World script and got this error:

System.ApplicationException: Cannot use alternative compiler (C:\ProgramData\CS-Script\CSScriptNpp\1.7.26.0\CSSRoslynProvider.dll). You may want to adjust 'CSSCRIPT_DIR' environment variable or disable alternative compiler by setting 'useAlternativeCompiler' to empty value in the css_config.xml file. Error Details: ---> System.ApplicationException: Cannot find alternative compiler "C:\ProgramData\CS-Script\CSScriptNpp\1.7.26.0\CSSRoslynProvider.dll"

CS-Script v1.7.27 Notepad++ v8.1.9.3 (64 bit)

oleg-shilo commented 2 years ago

Is compiler dll there? The error message says it cannot find it.

Nevertheless, if you do not want to troubleshoot you can switch to the .NET Core (.NET 6) engine instead of using the default engine that comes with the plugin and relies on .NET Framework.

If you opt for this solution then you will need to install .NET 6 and then activate the plugin integration from the about box (it will install the required dependencies for you. Have a look at this wiki, it describes the process: https://github.com/oleg-shilo/cs-script.npp/wiki/.NET-Core

I would advise you to switch to .NET core since .NET Framework is effectively no longer an active stream of .NET. I am not making .NET Core a default option as now it is a transition phase for many .NET users but in the near future, I will.

harecu commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your reply. The dll is not there, the folders appear to be empty. I will switch over like you suggested, thanks!

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Is compiler dll there? The error message says it cannot find it.

Nevertheless, if you do not want to troubleshoot you can switch to the .NET Core (.NET 6) engine instead of using the default engine that comes with the plugin and relies on .NET Framework.

If you opt for this solution then you will need to install .NET 6 and then activate the plugin integration from the about box (it will install the required dependencies for you. Have a look at this wiki, it describes the process: https://github.com/oleg-shilo/cs-script.npp/wiki/.NET-Core

I would advise you to switch to .NET core since .NET Framework is effectively no longer an active stream of .NET. I am not making .NET Core a default option as now it is a transition phase for many .NET users but in the near future, I will.

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oleg-shilo commented 2 years ago

But of course, you can turn the alternative compiler off and start experimenting with the product. You can do it by setting 'useAlternativeCompiler' to empty value in the css_config.xml file.