Open danialtoor opened 4 months ago
There is a command for that. Remember, this extension is to integrate N++ with CS-Script. But CS-Script is a product on its own and in fact much bigger than this extension.
So you can always install CS-Script (e.g. WinGet, Chocolatey, .NET Tool) and then simply run it from the shell:
You can even repoint your N++ extension to that global script engine file instead of the one that is distributed with the extension.
I would prefer if there were some command to run as opposed to pressing a button