Devon McCormick wrote: > In any case, I handle USERFOLDERS by having the following in > my personal config.ijs: > > USERFOLDERS=: ".&.><;._1&>';',&.><;._2 ] 0 : 0 > 'Projects';'c:\program files\j601\user\projects';0 > 'User';'C:\amisc\Jsys\User';0 > 'System';'c:\program files\j601\system';0 > 'Addons';'c:\program files\j601\addons';0 > 'Classes';'c:\program files\j601\system\classes';0 > 'Examples';'c:\program files\j601\system\examples';0 > 'Extras';'c:\program files\j601\system\extras';0 > 'Help';'c:\program files\j601\system\extras\help';0 > 'Main';'c:\program files\j601\system\main';0 > 'Packages';'c:\program files\j601\system\packages';0 > 'Phrases';'c:\program files\j601\system\examples\phrases';0 > ) > > This is more-or-less a copy (with my own value for "User") from what's > in the standard config.ijs with the significant difference that the > standard definition doesn't include the "cut" logic before the "0 : 0" - > it defines a simple text vector which gets turned into the 3-column table > elsewhere - not sure why it doesn't get set at initialization.
I am suggesting something much simpler - not requiring USERFOLDERS at all in your end user applications. Instead, just create a file as below for path configs: NB. some descriptive text here... DATAPATH=: '/home/genie/myapp/' OUTPATH=: '/home/genie/output/' ... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
