On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Jan Schaumann wrote: > Herman Tamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Jan Schaumann wrote: > > > > It should create the bloody directory if it doesn't exist... at > least > > > > that's what i'd have done... > > > > > > No, if the default is not existing, it should kindly ask the user > where > > > (s)he would like to store the stuff. I hate applications that create > > jeeeezuz... it's not win...t > > An application that creates files whenever ind wherever it likes is more > like a windows application. Suppose the application _does_ create > ~/.bbtools . I remove it, b/c I don't like it. The next time I run > bbconf, it's back there. Now that's explcitly against what I want.
(AFAIK) The way bbconf's configuration works is that it reads the ~/.bbtools/bbconf.bb file on startup, if it exists. It only writes to it when you change bbconf's main configuration. --gile
