OpenEuphoria

Re: Eugtk 2 s paths

• Posted by Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at yahoo.com> Sep 24, 2004
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Elliott S. de Andrade wrote:
> 
> 
>    The EUINC thing also affects Linux. You need to login again for it to
> take effect. I use XP, so I know what you mean about not needing to 
> reboot. But, as Chris said, it makes it easier to distribute your 
> program with GTK that way. You don't need the user to change their 
> EUINC. Everything can be in one folder, but the 135 GTK files don't 
> need to be in the root clutterin it up. This doesn't just pertain to 
> zipped up programs (like for the archive, since most people haven't 
> included GTK, AFAIK), but also helps if you're transporting your work to 
> another computer. No setup is required. You can just unzip, or copy, 
> and run.

Yes, the second place I develop is a Linux box.  However, I still prefer
to leave path names out of the include statement.  As far as distribution
goes, my feeling is that people can either properly install a library so
that it's in their EUINC path, or they can dump any required libs into
the same directory.  That's what I like to do.   In general, I try to 
avoid hard coding things like paths.

Matt Lewis