Hi Neil
Thank you very much! The api is working now, the backslash was the culprit.
Also thanks for showing me how to use echo in the output plane; I was unaware
of this useful debugging feature. As a matter of intrest: I did
echo $(file.patterns.flash)
>echo *.mx;*.as;*.asc
*.mx
sh: *.as: command not found
sh: *.asc: command not found
Ok, i see what happend threre, but I tried
echo $(api.*.mx;*.as;*.asc)
>echo
And nothing happend. Obviously I'm writing the variable name wrong, but what is
the correct syntax?
Thanks once again for the help; there are other people on the osflash mailing
list interested in using scite as an editor in linux who will be happy that the
api is working.
Izak
Neil Hodgson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: izak marais:
> Thanks for the informative reply. How do I check where the api... property
> is pointing?
You should be able to display it in the output pane using the echo command:
echo $(file.patterns.flash)
then use that to find the value of api... You could just write the
expression rather than call "echo" but you'll probably see a "command
not found" message then.
> I simplified the api line to
>
> api.$(file.patterns.flash)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\flash.api;
"\" is not a directory separator on Linux.
Neil
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