1. RE: Still trying to use drive d:/
No idea...
I just did an experment. I'm using an XP system that doesn't have Eu
installed so I mapped a drive to a system that does. I mapped a drive
Y: to the euphoria directory on the other system. Then I added an
environment variable EUDIR=Y: and added Y:\bin to my path.
Then opened a command prompt and typed 'ascii' (which starts ascii.bat
from the bin dir in my path and includes graphics.e) and it works just
fine. If I can make that work then it's not XP's fault that you are
having problems using drive D:.
The only thing I can suggest is that you make sure that you don't add a
back-whack (\) at the end of your EUDIR variable. (But you can make
EUDIR either a user environment variable or a system environment
variable.) Also maybe try logging off and back on again or simply
reboot the system and double check that your environment variables are
still set correctly. (Check this in "System Properties" / "Advanced" /
"Environment Variables")
-- Brian
Evan Marshall wrote:
> Anybody have any idea why Euphoria can't find the include folder when I
> have Euphoria installed on drive D:/ in WinXP? My EUDIR is set as
> D:\Euphoria. D:\Euphoria\bin is in my path.
>
> (yeah, yeah, I know. It's because I'm using Winbloze and Bill Gates
> wants to make my life miserable and ....)
>
>
2. Re: RE: Still trying to use drive d:/
For what it's worth, I have EUDIR set in my User Environment variables, and the
Euphoria BIN
directory in the System Path environment variable.
This works for me.
26/02/2002 10:33:57 AM, Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> wrote:
>
>No idea...
>
>I just did an experment. I'm using an XP system that doesn't have Eu
>installed so I mapped a drive to a system that does. I mapped a drive
>Y: to the euphoria directory on the other system. Then I added an
>environment variable EUDIR=Y: and added Y:\bin to my path.
>
>Then opened a command prompt and typed 'ascii' (which starts ascii.bat
>from the bin dir in my path and includes graphics.e) and it works just
>fine. If I can make that work then it's not XP's fault that you are
>having problems using drive D:.
>
>The only thing I can suggest is that you make sure that you don't add a
>back-whack (\) at the end of your EUDIR variable. (But you can make
>EUDIR either a user environment variable or a system environment
>variable.) Also maybe try logging off and back on again or simply
>reboot the system and double check that your environment variables are
>still set correctly. (Check this in "System Properties" / "Advanced" /
>"Environment Variables")
>
>-- Brian
>
>Evan Marshall wrote:
>> Anybody have any idea why Euphoria can't find the include folder when I
>> have Euphoria installed on drive D:/ in WinXP? My EUDIR is set as
>> D:\Euphoria. D:\Euphoria\bin is in my path.
>>
>> (yeah, yeah, I know. It's because I'm using Winbloze and Bill Gates
>> wants to make my life miserable and ....)
>>
>>
>
>
>
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Cheers,
Derek Parnell
