Configuration:

Windows 7, 64 Bit
Codelite 7.0 , 64 Bit (installer codelite-amd64-7.0.exe )
 install-dir: c:\CodeLite

PATH-variable contains c:\CodeLite
Environment variables inside CodeLite : CodeLiteDir=c:\CodeLite

Issue:

After setting true the following setting...
Settings > Global Editor Preferences > Terminal > Windows only: commands executed with CMD.EXE are wrapped with double quotes and trying to run cppcheck via context-menu on the project the error that gets produced inside the CppCheck-Tab looks similar to this:

Starting cppcheck: C:\CodeLite\codelite_cppcheck.exe  --enable=style  --enable=performance  --enable=portability  --enable=unusedFunction  --enable=missingInclude  --enable=information  --std=posix  --std=c99  --std=c++11 --force  --template gcc  --file-list="C:\cpp_projects\testproject\.codelite\cppcheck.list"
:: information: Failed to load std.cfg. Your Cppcheck installation is broken, please re-install. The Cppcheck binary was compiled with CFGDIR set to "config/cppcheck" and will therefore search for std.cfg in that path.
===== cppcheck analysis ended. Found 0 possible errors=====

When I copy the command

C:\CodeLite\codelite_cppcheck.exe  --enable=style  --enable=performance  --enable=portability  --enable=unusedFunction  --enable=missingInclude  --enable=information  --std=posix  --std=c99  --std=c++11 --force  --template gcc  --file-list="C:\cpp_projects\testproject\.codelite\cppcheck.list"

from the CppCheck-Tab and run it in a Command-Shell I get a similar error:

C:\>C:\CodeLite\codelite_cppcheck.exe  --enable=style  --enable=performance  --enable=portability  --enable=unusedFuncti
on  --enable=missingInclude  --enable=information  --std=posix  --std=c99  --std=c++11 --force  -IC:\dev_libs_cpp\SFML-2
.2\include -IC:\cpp_projects\testproject\src --template gcc  -I\cpp_projects\testproject\ -I\dev_libs_cpp\SFML-2.2\inclu
de\ --file-list="C:\cpp_projects\testproject\.codelite\cppcheck.list"
:: information: Failed to load std.cfg. Your Cppcheck installation is broken, please re-install. The Cppcheck binary was
 compiled with CFGDIR set to "config/cppcheck" and will therefore search for std.cfg in that path.
C:\>

When I cd to C:\CodeLite to run the same command again it works.

After changing the option back to false in the settings the behaviour does not change at all.

I suspect that the "wrap CMD.EXE" - setting does not get set back to false in the configuration after changing it back but maybe that guess is wrong. Unfortunately I was not able to find the location where the setting is written. I checked codelite.xml and codelite.conf (and the other configuration files inside the C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\codelite settings folder) . I also tried to find out what files are accessed it by using procmon and by scanning the registry. In the source code I found some clues about the setting itself. But it seems it is based on auto-generated code for wxWidgets.

Is this setting somehow saved inside the workspace or even in the project? After doing a clean install ( while removing user settings ) the behaviour still persists.

PS:
The reason for trying to use the "wrapping option" in the first place is that the standard installation path contains spaces ( C:\Program Files\CodeLite ) ... I reinstalled CodeLite several times and ended up changing it to c:\CodeLite .. which did not solve the problems inside CodeLite.

Thanks for any help on this.