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realmeat:
thank you very much!! :D

but I have some problem in using the variable.

If I want to set the directory by using $(CODEBLOCKS )to C:\program files\CODEBLOCKS\personal_include,

(my code::blocks program dirctory is C:\program files\CODEBLOCKS)

I set the follow :(Build Options->Directorys->compiler)

    $(CODEBLOCKS)\personal_include

after the building , the compiler tell me it can't find directory / file.

   $(CODEBLOCKS)  ==  "C:\program files\CODEBLOCKS"   ??

I'm confused... :?

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By the way,

(Build Options->Custom variables)
I set the Variable $(CODE) = "c:\program files\CODEBLOCKS"

and change the path to the follow:
$(CODE)\personal_include

No error.

realmeat:
I solve this problem.

Maybe that's a bug.

$(CODEBLOCKS)  == "c:\program files\codeblocks";

but in compiling, $(CODEBLOCKS) becomes "c:\program" and "file\codeblocks",two variables.

so, it search "c:\program" and "files\codeblocks\personal_include\"

It's so ridiculous.....

But I use other way to slove this.

in the custom variable

<Environment>
    <Variable name="PATH" value='&quot;$(CODEBLOCKS)&quot;' />
</Environment>

and... 
   $(PATH)\personal_include

use another variable replace the default.

Maybe that's all fault because of WIN system.

thomas:
This is a bug that has been fixed many months ago, so you must be using quite an old version (probably RC2).
If you were using a more recent version, you would want to use the $(#cb.include) global user variable for that purpose, too. That will do the same thing, but won't require you to set the path again and again with every project.

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