> "import" should read files relative to the directory of the file > the import is in, so files to be imported by SciTEUser should be in > the same directory as SciTEUser.
"Chris Sutcliffe" wrote... > I tried: > > import $(SciteDefaultHome)\nsis > > which didn't work, so tried: > > import $(SciteDefaultHome)\nsis.properties > > I assume then, like you mentioned, I need to have nsis.properties > in my user profile directory as well (where my SciTEUser.properties > file is located)? I was hoping to be able to reuse the one distributed, > so that when I upgrade, I'll be sure to always be using the most > recent > nsis.properties. SciTE seems to use %userprofile% to hard code the path to the SciTEUser.properties file. Perhaps Neil could place a key in the SciTEGlobal.properties to over-ride the %userprofile% settings. I just ran into that problem myself and thought I was editing the file located where SciTE was installed. Perhaps something along the lines of... # SciTE User Profile Folder SUP=$(SciteDefaultHome) or SciTEUserProfileFolder=$(SciteDefaultHome) The code at SciTE startup can check to see if the variable is set and if not it can set it to the UserProfile folder. -- _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
