>> Can't scan directory >> 'd:\program >> files\geda\bin\..\share\pcb\pcblib-newlib:../../../Projects/footprints/trunk' > /\ > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > Did you add that : specifically, or did the GUI do that?
No the GUI did. In that case I only specified "../../../Projects/footprints/trunk" in the Preferences -> Library dialogue (in others cases I tried to put an absolute path). If nothing is specified then the default libraries are d:\program files\geda\share\pcb\newlib d:\program files\geda\share\pcb\pcblib-newlib If I specify something, e.g. D:\Projects\footprints\trunk, the I get Can't scan directory 'd:\program files\geda\bin\..\share\pcb\pcblib-newlib:\Projects\footprints\trunk:d' and the pcblib-newlib directory is not show in the library dialogue. If I set a library director then there is a line in the .pcb\preferences file which becomes library-newlib = d:\Projects\footprints\trunk Judging by the error message it looks like PCB builds a delimited list of libraries at some point and thinks that "d:\foo" is actually two libraries "d" and "foo" and you get a colon delimited list "default-lib:foo:d" which the Windows build doesn't recognise as it uses colons instead of semi-colons. _______________________________________________ geda-dev mailing list geda-dev@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-dev
