Yes, this is possible.

The ReMarkable documentation gives instruction on running ReMarkable from the command line http://camendesign.com/code/remarkable/documentation.html (see the section "Using ReMarkable From the Command Line")

There is this example for taking an existing rem file and saving as HTML

%
php remarkable.php < documentation.rem > documentation.html
%

On Windows, you might have to use the full path to the PHP executable, such as "C:\PHP\PHP.exe"

You might have to look at the Notepad++ documentation to determine which each of the macros are, but I would imagine that the resulting command (that you would use in Notepad++) would be something like:

C:\PHP\PHP.exe < "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" > "$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)\$(NAME_PART).html"

Hope this helps.

Kroc added on 15 Jun ’11 · 13:23

Sorry, that last command was completely wrong, it should read:

%
C:\PHP\PHP.exe C:\remarkable.php < "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" > "$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)$(NAME_PART).html" 
%

Where both the paths to PHP.exe and remarkable.php are correct.

What's the "cmd /C" for, is that part of the Notepad++ code? I don't think you need that there since you're calling PHP, not CMD.

No, you don’t need to open the console. You just need to directly execute php.exe. If I get the time I will download Notepad++ and try setting this up. Also, have you asked in the Notepad++ forums?

This is just surreal. I can get this to work from the command line, but not in Notepad++. I think there's a bug in either PHP or NppExec, because it just hangs in NppExec, but works fine directly type into the command line.