Liyuan(Internet) wrote:
- An installed URE already announces its location in the Windows
registry at HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Software\OpenOffice.org\URE. But, even if
all the code that needs to know this value can read it (e.g., we
introduce additional syntax so that the URE_BIN_DIR deployment variable
can be set to something like
"${registry:HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Software/OpenOffice.org/URE:Path}"), one
ugly problem would remain: It would not be easy at all to install two
different pairs of URE and OOo-wo-URE on the same machine (which is of
utmost importance at least for developers, and somewhat easily solved in
the Unix scenario above---all you have to do is adjust the one symbolic
link per installed URE/OOo-wo-URE pair).
if we can add variable URE_VERSION(e.g. 1.1 ,1.2) so that the URE_BIN_DIR deployment variable
can be set to something like
"${registry:HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Software/OpenOffice.org/URE/1.1:Path}" and different ooo use the different version ure.
That would still not address the problem of two OOo-wo-URE installations
using almost identical (i.e., same URE_VERSION) URE installations. To
quote from an earlier post of mine: "I am talking about scenarios where
I want to have two separate installations of OOo-wo-URE/URE pairs
available over a period of time (e.g., one for developing cross-cutting
feature A and the other for developing another cross-cutting feature B
in parallel)."
-Stephan
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