Re: path trouble on 40a3
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Mar 17, 2009
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Well, i don't know about that, you can still use
include std\get.e
The entire std lib and every one of my projects used / with out issue. I know that / is translated to
in the windows api even, I am not so sure about \ being translated to / on unix variants.
without removing %CD%\include\std\ from the EUINC var, as %CD%\include\ is still there. "std\get.e" won't be found in "%CD%\include\std\" but will be found in "%CD%\include\". But sure, edit the .bat to your heart's contentment. It's there to set up separate env vars for separate instances of the install. If you don't like it, don't use it. If it's the wrong color, then paint, dye, anodize, etc. it.
Yes, but it leaves it vague as to where it will get
include get.e
from. Some people may be looking at the 4.0 docs and see get.e, so they include get.e thinking they have include/std in their path, but it'll pull the 3.1.1 get.e file. It's best to just add %EUDIR%\include to your path. There is no reason what-so-ever to include %EUDIR%%\include\std in your EUINC path.
Jeremy
