I think he means that RB-compiled apps write files (like framework or plugin objects) to the /tmp regardless of the code, which doesn't surprise me, they seem to make heavy use of that directory. Of course they assume that the /tmp is always available, which normally it is, but obviously there are exceptions, like this case.
On 12/12/06, Arnaud Nicolet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you use something else than the TemporaryFolder and GetTemporaryFolderItem functions, you will certainly be able to write files elsewhere. For example, in an invisible folder that you create yourself which serves as your own temp folder (you clean it after you use it).
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