Custom variables - Slash to backslash after project reopen

[zdena]

Hello,
I use custom variables (created by project wizard) for a command called later from Tool+.

The command for a terminal has some parameters initiated by slash mark. See the first picture Slashes.PNG.

But if I close and load the project again, the slash marks are converted to backslash marks  See second picture BackSlashes.PNG.
The command doesn't work with the backslashes of course.


This problem was already reported in the past
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,18861.msg129252.html#msg129252
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,19014.msg130089.html#msg130089
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,21882.msg148846.html#msg148846
but without solution, if I understood well. Or did I miss something?

I also can do the calling of the terminal command any other way, but this way seemed to me the easiest.

[oBFusCATed]

There was an expansion macro/variable which converted slashes. Have you tried to use it?

[zdena]

Yes, I have.
I tried

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$(APP_PATH)\teraterm-4102\TTERMPRO $TO_UNIX_PATH{\C=$(SERIAL_PORT) \BAUD=$(SERIALMONITOR_BAUDRATE) \L=$(PROJECT_DIR)Log.txt \LA=E}

but it expanded as

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C:\apps_Portable\CodeBlocks17ar\teraterm-4102\TTERMPRO {\C=3 \BAUD=1000000 \L=D:\KomplexCB\_Vysilani_100\Komplex00\Log.txt \LA=E} 

But when I thought more about it today, I tried let the TERMINAL variable be

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$(APP_PATH)\teraterm-4102\TTERMPRO \C=$(SERIAL_PORT) \BAUD=$(SERIALMONITOR_BAUDRATE) \L=$(PROJECT_DIR)Log.txt \LA=E

and the macro put in the Tools+

Code

$TO_UNIX_PATH{$(TERMINAL)}

It expands now as

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C:/apps_Portable/CodeBlocks17ar/teraterm-4102/TTERMPRO /C=3 /BAUD=1000000 /L=D:/KomplexCB/_Vysilani_100/Komplex00/Log.txt /LA=E 

and it works amazingly partially in Windows 

The terminal application started  but the path to the Log.txt is ignored and the file is created in the terminal folder 
If I try to convert the part back

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$(APP_PATH)\teraterm-4102\TTERMPRO \C=$(SERIAL_PORT) \BAUD=$(SERIALMONITOR_BAUDRATE) \L=$TO_WINDOWS_PATH{$(PROJECT_DIR)}Log.txt \LA=E

the expansion contains the { } brackets again and the backslashes inside are slashes unfortunately

Code

C:/apps_Portable/CodeBlocks17ar/teraterm-4102/TTERMPRO /C=3 /BAUD=1000000 /L={D:/KomplexCB/_Vysilani_100/Komplex00/}Log.txt /LA=E