Re: CVS notification (Path algorithms)
Hi Andreas,
Just noticed this commit - thanks, I've been trying to work on it all
day but keep getting sidetracked before I can get into it properly!
One problem though - none of the helpfiles work for me still (none
giving errors now), in my dev environment, or in a test 'real'
installation - in fact Bugreport does nothing at all - the rest at least
open the help window.
Any ideas? I'm stumped as it seems to be loading the correct filenames
(albeit with mixed slashes in some cases).
Regards, Dave
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From: cvs@monty.vale-housing.co.uk
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Sent: 14 July 2003 13:37
To: Dave Page
Subject: CVS notificationpgadmin3/src/utils misc.cpp
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By andreas
Dave Page wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Just noticed this commit - thanks, I've been trying to work on it all
day but keep getting sidetracked before I can get into it properly!One problem though - none of the helpfiles work for me still (none
giving errors now), in my dev environment, or in a test 'real'
installation - in fact Bugreport does nothing at all - the rest at least
open the help window.Any ideas? I'm stumped as it seems to be loading the correct filenames
(albeit with mixed slashes in some cases).
I needed some time until I could check Linux on this, and it works for me.
Most of the directory locating stuff is now done quite concentrated in
pgAdmin3.cpp line91-114, leading to
uiPath (xxx/ui) and docPath (xxx/docs)
For all docs (excluding pgsql-helpfiles, which will be read from the
sqlhelp path from options), subdirectories according to locale is
tested, before en_US is used.
I can't see problems on my systems or in the source, except that
DATA_DIR is usually supposed not to have a trailing slash (my Linux
makefile will show one).
Regards,
Andreas