$USERPROFILE on WinNT shold resolve to the root of the users home directory.
$SYSTEMROOT should resolve to the operating system root directory.
If I remember right, there is a portable way to find the my documents
folder. (ie, win9xnt, any language.)
I know the BZFlag project is able to find
The Tone'ster writes:
IMHO, it would be nice to see default config file names and
locations be names that would work across all platforms and to see
that they land in places on a given OS that have analogies to each
other.
Better, IMHO, would be to keep default configuration info
Paul Deppe writes:
It looks like it is not possible to specify an --aircraft in system.fgfsrc
because the aircraft model is loaded before system.fgfsrc is processed (see
program output below). Is this the intended behavior? I thought the
processing order was supposed to be 1)
David,
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David
Megginson
We were planning to drop system.fgfsrc -- I thought we already had,
but I guess it's still lurking. The processing order, from memory, is
$FG_ROOT/preferences.xml
$HOME/.fgfsrc
command line
I
Michael Basler writes:
We were planning to drop system.fgfsrc -- I thought we already had,
but I guess it's still lurking. The processing order, from memory, is
$FG_ROOT/preferences.xml
$HOME/.fgfsrc
command line
I don't fully understand this. Until now,
David Megginson writes:
Paul Deppe writes:
It looks like it is not possible to specify an --aircraft in system.fgfsrc
because the aircraft model is loaded before system.fgfsrc is processed (see
program output below). Is this the intended behavior? I thought the
processing order
David,
The idea was that system.fgfsrc is system-wide, while .fgfsrc is
per-user. For Windows, perhaps we should look for fgfs.cfg in My
Documents or wherever (is there any concept of separate user
directories yet?).
Win XP and 2000 allow management of separate user directories under the
Michael Basler writes:
Personally I've got most of my user's files just on a separate
partition (and all the FlightGear stuff on yet another partition
and FS2002 on yet another one and so on). From my POV the mechanism
we had with just a single system.fgfsrc in $FG_ROOT would be
--- David Megginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The idea was that system.fgfsrc is system-wide, while .fgfsrc is
per-user. For Windows, perhaps we should look for fgfs.cfg in My
Documents or wherever (is there any concept of separate user
directories yet?).
$USERPROFILE on WinNT shold resolve
Dear All,
oops, pardon moi ... RE:MSVC6 Update - continued ...
This i added, explicily, to fg_init.cxx
// Next check the 'root' for a system.fgfsrc file
if ( aircraft.empty() ) {
// Check for $fg_root/system.fgfsrc
SGPath config( globals-get_fg_root() );
Geoff McLane writes:
PS: Curt, did you not get my README.msvc6? Or you do
not feel it should be in the CVS just yet?
Hmmm, I don't recall, you probably want to send it again. If I did
get it, it is now very buried in my email pile.
Curt.
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Curtis Olson IVLab / HumanFIRST Program
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