Neil Hodgson: >>Setting >>the "HOME" environment variable has already >>solved the issue of putting the .recent and .ses >>files in the user's home network directory, > >Oh. That should have only happened on GTK+ >so I'll fix it to use USERPROFILE on Windows.
Ahh, ok. Without the HOME environment variable set, SciTE has always defaulted to putting those files in SciteDefaultHome (not SciteUserHome), which I've belatedly realized was probably not the intended behavior. >You still haven't explained why USERPROFILE >isn't good enough. Are you trying to create >sub-users inside one account? I was originally trying to allow for individual properties files in sub-folders within SciteUserHome. Since the standard dialog boxes are prevented from seeing the C: drive on the Blades, this approach would have been somewhat unwieldy to use, so I wanted to point SciteUserHome to the user's individual network drive instead. However, in the meantime, I've rethought the design, and I think I can set it up to use SciTEUser.properties just for minor individual adjustments to the globally-available properties files, which may actually be a better approach. I'd still like a SciTE_USER environment variable (it would complement SciTE_HOME nicely, too), but at least for now I think the current behavior (combined with the .ses/.recent related fix mentioned above) should be sufficient for what I need. Thanks for your help! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
