I've been playing with the windows install a bit, trying to figure out how theide works with relative paths. It turns out that the situation is not very good.
My first attempt was to set everything relative to the directory where theide.exe was started from. It works up to the point of compilation, where theide gets confused and places result files into wrong directories and stops seeing some packages. I didn't find out why yet, but I guess it changes the directory internally.
So my second attempt will be to create a wrapper script/batch file/app (not sure yet) that will detect what are the correct positions of files and prepares all the config files accordingly.
I'll continue reporting here as I progress...
Bye,
Honza
Hello Honza
I have done it before . For Windows it is only necessary to decide how to implement it (in actual or new packages), when to run it (it seems every new announcement, not every svn google release) and who is going to do it (I have almost done it, but perhaps the package maintainer prefers to do it by him/herself).
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. For Windows it is only necessary to decide how to implement it (in actual or new packages), when to run it (it seems every new announcement, not every svn google release) and who is going to do it (I have almost done it, but perhaps the package maintainer prefers to do it by him/herself).
