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How to add a command to the menu for SciTE?


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33 minutes ago, mike2003 said:

When I run from the menu, SCITE is blocked. How can I avoid this?

Yes, just use the old-fashioned way of shelling another command shell by using Start,  but you will not see the output anymore in the Output pane!

so that is Why RUN is blocking the other menu options by default, as it is waiting to finish and showing its STDOUT & STDERR in the Output pane.
 

 

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But I can't find any references about START. There are no such examples in the file.

When I start SciTE Jump everything is fine and is not blocked. I tried to redo it, the same commands do not help me.

I dont need Output

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1 hour ago, mike2003 said:

But I can't find any references about START.

Seriously ? ...   Google is your friend. ;) 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/start

1 hour ago, mike2003 said:

There are no such examples in the file.

When I start SciTE Jump everything is fine and is not blocked. I tried to redo it, the same commands do not help me.

I dont need Output

Understand and explained why Run doesn't work like that, so simply create your own RUN and use START as indicated. ;) 

-or- 

change the subsystem for go to:

command.go.subsystem.$(au3)=2

... but please do not come crying to me when your script doesn't work and you don't see errors! ;) 

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