OpenEuphoria

Re: wxIDE

• Posted by Vincent <darkvincentdude at yahoo.com> Jun 06, 2005
• 585 views

Matt Lewis wrote:
> 
> I believe that the paths in EUINC are searched in the order they appear
> in the environment variable.  I'm not sure what you mean by "the right edit."
> In Win2K and XP the easiest way to edit the environment variables is to
> right click "My Computer" (or whatever you've named it) and open up the
> properties dialog.  Click the Advanced tab, and there should be a button
> for editing environment variables.
> 
> I usually create sub-directories off of my euphoria/include directory,
> and add them to EUINC.
> 
> Here is my (wrapped) EUINC:
> 
> c:\euphoria\include\win32lib\include;c:\euphoria\include\eusql;
> c:\euphoria\include\wxeuphoria;c:\euphoria\include\special;
> c:\euphoria\include\matheval;c:\euphoria\include\eusql;
> c:\euphoria\include\eucom;c:\euphoria\include\special\asmdebug;
> c:\euphoria\include\gtk2
 
Nice, I could really use a technique like that. I mean I could put my wxEuphoria
includes in one folder, SDL's in another, ExoticaX 7.11 in another, my BASS Audio
includes in another, and so on. This way I can just include my files by filename,
and not have to use absolute filepaths. I should of guessed this could of been
done, in that most of variables have multiple path values seperated by
semicolons.


Thanks,
Vincent

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