how to write output to file in Windows with command.compile
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George Oliver
Nov 18, 2009, 1:56:14 AM11/18/09
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hi, I have a compile command in a properties file that looks like
this:
command.compile.*.tw=python "c:\documents and settings\george\my
documents\dev\twee-1.7\twee" "$(FilePath)" > $(FileName).html
On the command line the same thing would look like:
python twee FileName > OutputName
The command line version writes the output to the file OutputName as
expected, but when I compile from within SciTE, the output is just
printed to the output pane. How do I write the output to a file like I
would on the command line, but using command.compile (or go, build,
etc.)? Thanks for any help.
this:
command.compile.*.tw=python "c:\documents and settings\george\my
documents\dev\twee-1.7\twee" "$(FilePath)" > $(FileName).html
On the command line the same thing would look like:
python twee FileName > OutputName
The command line version writes the output to the file OutputName as
expected, but when I compile from within SciTE, the output is just
printed to the output pane. How do I write the output to a file like I
would on the command line, but using command.compile (or go, build,
etc.)? Thanks for any help.
Leledumbo
Nov 18, 2009, 5:36:46 AM11/18/09
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