Guten Tag Kristis Makris,
am Mittwoch, 12. Dezember 2007 um 23:15 schrieben Sie:

> That's true. Can you suggest a solution ?

I just decompressed your zip without the absolute path and changed the
paths in the files with search&replace to the paths I needed. With my
own subversion repository and the ability to branch it's very
comfortable to see the changes made or find some errors or stuff like
that.

What's the reason compressing a whole path? If your zip-tool just
works like that, maybe winrar oder 7-zip is an alternative, if it's
because of the absolute paths used in the SCMBug codebase maybe there
should be a configuration setting or environment variable at those
places in the code. Most parts using the absolute path are "use lib",
isn't that capable of getting relative paths, like "..\bin\some.pm",
using environment variables like "%SCMBugInstallDir%\bin\some.pm" or
some kind of configuration setting wrapped in a function? For example
something like:

my_use_lib
{
 read_installdir_from_config
 package = installdir_from_config + "\bin\some.pm"
 use lib package
}

With building a 32 Bit MSI-Package or some other kind of installer the
SCMBug installation should automatically be saved in the proper
"%ProgramFiles%" but I just know how to write a xml file with the
installation directory entered by the user or store that information
in the registry. Shouldn't be that easy to integrate that information
into the normal config for SCMBug. A Zip-file decompressed in some
directory by the user with maybe changing some configuration is a more
easy way do distribute SCMBug, in my oppinion. A checkout from CVS or
Subversion should be more elegant, too.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

Thorsten Schöning

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