Probably a quick but dirty solution: make two copies of known working versions of key_commands.lua, name them key_commands_linux.lu and key_commands_windows.lu respectively. Create another key_commands.lua wherein put something like this:
if PLATFORM = 'linux' then require 'key_commands_linux.lu' elseif PLATFORM 'windows' then require /key_commands_windows.lu' end instanton ----- Original Message ----- From: mitchell To: scite-interest Sent: 2007-06-13, 00:45:38 Subject: [scite] Re: file_browser.lua in SciTE=tools instanton, > > In the above, <无效的命令行开关 - "MiCTeX"。/> means <invalid command > line switch "MiCTeX". > I guess it was the quote around MiCTeX that is > causing problems. Okay. I think I've solved the problem. I changed the script to use the '\' character as a directory separator for Windows, and removed quoting in the LS_* commands. I believe that is where the double quoting came in. Latest should work now *crosses fingers* Take care, -Mitchell;
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