The strategy for searching for data files starts with the directory specified explicitly and then falls back to the default one so this is what you need isn't it?
Messaggio inviato dal mio ASUS MeMO Pad Dario Teixeira <[email protected]> ha scritto: >Hi, > >> You can use the --data command line argument if I understand correctly the > >> question.. >> If you only use the library then you need to set up the corresponding >> argument >> when you initialize the library > >Thanks for the reply. If I understood the --data argument correctly, it allows >the specification of the data directory. However, what I wanted was to specify >a secondary data directory to be searched in addition to the main system one. >This allows, for instance, a user data directory to coexist with the system one >(usually /usr/share/source-highlight). > >In the meantime I'm trying a different approach: when creating a new >SourceHighlight >object, I'm passing the fully qualified path to the outlang. For instance: > > hiliter = new SourceHighlight ("/full/path/to/sexp.outlang"); > >If I understood the docs correctly, this should also work (I'll be trying it >now). > >Best regards, >Dario Teixeira > >_______________________________________________ >Help-source-highlight mailing list >[email protected] >https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-source-highlight _______________________________________________ Help-source-highlight mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-source-highlight
