Derek Fountain wrote: > I've got QtJambi set up to work on my Linux and Windows machines from > Eclipse. I have my Eclipse workspace on the Linux machine, shared with > Samba, so that Eclipse running from both Linux or Windows can see and > use it. Thus I can use the same workspace for my code regardless of > whether I'm working in Eclipse under Windows or Eclipse under Linux. > > This seems to work, but there's a problem. When Eclipse under either > system starts, I get a dialog pop up saying it needs to know where the > QtJambi library is. If I go and set the path everything is happy and > Eclipse and the plugin works. But the next time I start Eclipse on the > other system I get the dialog again. > > I presume this is because the path to the QtJambi library is stored in > the workspace. One machine wants /opt/qtjambi.... while the other wants > C:\qtjambi... Once one system overwrites the value with it's idea of > where QtJambi is, the other loses track of it and has to ask. > > Is there any way around this? And if not, would it be possible in a > future version to store the value such that it appears differently to > each machine?
You could use a unique workspace for each of the two systems and have you're code in a shared path instead of in the default workspace project path. best regards, Gunnar _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
