On Sunday 13 October 2013 17:29:12 Patrick Goupell wrote:
> If you could tell me where in the mseide app the .sta file is loaded I
> will write and test the above to see how it works.
>
It probably will work but I don't like it. I think it is better to let the
user setup the path to MSEgui source root instead to guess it. What if one
wants to use another MSEgui tree than the tree in the ../msegui? Often it
will be the case that the binary is in another place than msegui/, think on
usual Linux distributions.
In case of an installer the installer can supply a correct default mseide*.sta
(as you do), if there already a mseide*.sta exists the path in the file must
be replaced if necessary, probably after asking the user if it is OK to do
so. Another possibility is to use a startupscript for MSEide and to supply
the ${MSEDIR} variable by the commandline.
Martin
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