Pedro A ARANDA wrote:
i've already asked for this, but I want to give it a second try:
I always have a root directory in each development and there I place
my Makefile or build.xml file. the sources go to ./src, docs to ./doc,
etc.
I always launch emacs from this root directory, because I launch the
build process from this directory. In the case of emacs, I can access it
with (getenv "PWD")... well, that's actually the reason of launching emacs
from the root directory. My complete compile command is
(compile (format "cd %s && ant" (getenv "PWD")))
It's very handy and I would like to have a method to access the
system's environment variables in SciTE.
It's more handy to instruct your build tool to traverse the directory structure
upwards until it finds the build script. I use "nant -find".
This way you don't need to be careful about the directory you start the editor
from or restart the editor when you switch between projects.
Piotr
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