J. Baltasar Garcia Perez-Schofield:
My questions are:
a) Whether this is legal or not. I would add a side note in the link to
the package pointing to the Scite web page and thanking the
collaboration.
Packaging SciTE is completely legal as described in the license
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/License.txt
b) While scite reading the configuration files in the same directory
works for windows, it does not work for linux. The linux scite expects
to find the configuration files in /usr/share/scite, while I would like
it to read them from the same directory, such as in Windows. I wonder
whether it would be possible to pass a command line option or something
similar, making scite to read the configuration files from the directory
it is.
Set SciTE_HOME:
""" On Windows, the global properties file is located in the directory
of the executable. The user properties file is looked for in the user
profile directory as set in the USERPROFILE environment variable, or
in the directory of the executable if USERPROFILE is not set. For GTK+
the user properties file is found in the user's home directory and the
global properties in a directory set at build time - normally
/usr/share/scite. If the "SciTE_HOME" environment variable is set on
either Windows or GTK+ then it is where both the global and user
properties files are found."""
Neil
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