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You can even use the Shortcut Mapper to assign a keyboard shortcut to the compile command. It will show up in the Run menu from now on. You can click the Save button in the Run dialog to save that command for later, and even assign a keyboard shortcut for later use. The official docs have a section on User Defined Commands, which includes a description of the “environment variables” like $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) that the Run command recognizes. If all you need is a single command based on the filename, for example you normally type "c:\path with spaces\to\compiler.exe" "FILENAMEHERE.cs" at the command line, where FILENAMEHERE.cs is your desired file to compile, then you can just use the builtin Run menu’s Run command, where you could type "c:\path with spaces\to\compiler.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" (using the quotes around each term, because there can be spaces in those paths) Please note that Notepad++ is not a compiler: if you do not have a separate executable that can compile your source code into an executable, Notepad++ cannot compile it for you. In general: almost exactly the same as if you were compiling it from the command line. You have likely been directed to this page because you asked a question about compiling your source code from within Notepad++ (or similar conversion processes).