[0.9.0] Executing with Notepad++ (nppexec)

[IMP1]

I used to run LÖVE stuff directly from notepad++ by executing the following (by use of the nppexec plugin):

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"C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe" "$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)"

But since 0.9.0, this has stopped working. The bult-in console for NPP says:

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"C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe" "C:\Users\IMP1\Documents\LOVE games\multiplayer\server"
Process started >>>

(the first line of which being the code it's executing) but nothing happens.

But if I copy and paste exactly said first line (the one generated by npp) into the command line, it works. So I'm not sure whether the problem is with Notepad++ or 0.9.0

[Ranguna259]

Add a "\" to the end

I use it like this:

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"C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe" "$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)"

[IMP1]

Add a "\" to what?

And the line you've given seems to be identical to the one I'm using... unless I'm being blind

[iPoisonxL]

Add a "\" to this, since it's a folder:

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"C:\Users\IMP1\Documents\LOVE games\multiplayer\server\"

notice the added \

[IMP1]

Okay, that still doesn't work.
And the command line doesn't need the ending backslash.
And it worked for previous versions of LOVE without the ending backslash.

[iPoisonxL]

Why don't you just use "$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)"?

[IMP1]

I am.

[mickeyjm]

I am doing exactly as you describe and it works, are you sure that

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C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe

actually exists?

EDIT: Actually I don't quote $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY), maybe that makes a difference?

[bekey]

-snip-

[iPoisonxL]

I think quoting $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY) makes a difference, I'm not sure.