I use ~user/ for single-files scripts and
~user/folder1/, ~user/folder2/ etc for larger
libraries with resource files etc.
Then you sync the user folder between installations
and computers.
It's better to put the actual code under ~user folder(s)
and the load'...' statement in ~user/config/startup.ijs
For GUI apps you may want to create F-key shorcuts,
which also load'...' from ~user folder(s).
--- June Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In my user\config\startup.ijs script, I load a couple of my own
> libraries to the global space for my convenience. One of them is, for
> example, a unit conversion library I wrote.
>
> I have no problem at all, but I wonder where is the "conventional"
> place for putting such ijs scripts.
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