Thanks for the help!

In project viewer, what one can accomplish with the "Others" tab ?
I mean, what is the exact usage of it, what info may we keep there ?

Ah, and what about keeping the Project Directory and not keep asking every time 
for a new project ?
Is a switch available for that ?

Thanks again!

-----Original Message-----
From: Detlev Offenbach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 8:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΜΠΟΥΝΤΟΥΒΑΣ
Subject: Re: [Eric] Eric4 questions.

On Mittwoch, 15. August 2007, ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΜΠΟΥΝΤΟΥΒΑΣ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i just feel the need to ask some question about Eric4. By using it i 
> already have some wondering about it.
>
> So here they are:
>
> a. Can we save the set of preferences that we set in Eric4 so we do 
> not have to re-set them in another pc or when we uninstall/install a 
> new version ? Maybe this is a file that they kept in so we can copy 
> that file over.

It's stored (on Linux) in the file ".config/Eric4/eric4.conf" in the users home 
directory. On win32 the stuff is stored in the registry.

>
> b. Can we suppress the dialog box that is displayed when a program 
> finish execution and control returns to Eric4 ?

That is displayed when a debugging session ends. When you do a run action, that 
dialog doesn't show.

>
> c. I use Phil Thompon's binary installer (windows). What i have to do 
> so to install Eric4 new snapsot's versions ? unzip the source in a 
> directory and run "python install.py" ? Is this enough so it can 
> actually replace my \python25\lib\site-packages Eric4 installation with the 
> new one ??

Just installing the snapshot should be enough. However, be aware, that 
installation of a new binary installer will overwrite it.

>
> d.I have the Shell window "hidden" so i can have space for more code 
> on the editor. Is there a way to bring this Shell window back to open 
> after program finish execution so i can examine print statements an such ?

Not automatically, you have to enable the Shell window via the menu or give the 
toggle shell window action a reasonable keyboard shortcut.

>
> Thanks lot for any help and i apologize for the question-list :) 
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