Perhaps macros in VC++ Property Sheets will work for this. It's possible to define macros like RUBY_DIR in a common Property Sheet file (.vcprops) and then share this file among all projects.Here is example of .vcprops: http://svn.osgeo.org/gdal/trunk/gdal/wince/msvc80/ The sheet is editable from View -> Property Manager in the IDE.
That's very interesting. Is a user supposed to change the settings as needed then?
I was thinking it would be clever to just try to run Ruby/Python directly and ask the interpreters themselves where they are. That does assume they are on the execution path though. And it assumes you can recover from errors if they aren't. Can you work such magic in a batch file?
Charlie
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