On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 10:49 AM, Jacob Nordfalk
<[email protected]> wrote:
> +1 for the proposal.
>
> 2012/3/24 Stephen Tigner <[email protected]>
>>
>> I think I'm gonna need to read that again a few times to see if that'd
>> affect the Java runtime at all,
>
>
> Unhammer is actually writing this as a result of a discussion I started on
> IRC on the occasion that I didnt like lttoolbox-java to have to cut away
> these paths.
>
> (Unhammer, I want you as my ghost writer :-)
Ah, I see. makes more sense now, thanks.

>>
>> but I thought I'd at least pitch in
>> with an explanation of how the Java runtime currently handles .mode
>> files.
>
>
> Thanks for a great explanation.
> Anyone who wants to browse the code he explains can look
> at http://apertium.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/apertium/trunk/lttoolbox-java/src/org/apertium/pipeline/
>
>
>>
>> A quick fix that uses path could be to check for existence of the
>> program at the specified path, and if not, try running it w/ just the
>> command name w/o a full path.
>
>
> Its not that clear from the code diff, but the idea is first to look for the
> commands in the installation dir, then on the general PATH:
>
> PATH="${APERTIUM_PATH}:${PATH}"
>
>
> I think the java port should do the same, but first check if the task can be
> done by lttoolbox-java itself internally. So, like
>
> PATH="can we do it without invoking external
> stuff?:${APERTIUM_PATH}:${PATH}"
>
> :-)

Ah, okay, so I'm assuming APERTIUM_PATH is an environment variable? If
so, that should be fairly easy to implement. Just need to tweak a bit
how the UNKNOWN programs are called. I'll try and take a look at it
tonight if I have time. n.n

-- Stephen

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