Re: Getting started in Linux

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Stephen O'Sullivan wrote:
> 
> Guys,
> 
> I've been busy for the last few days, so I am only looking at this now.
> Firstly,
> I managed to get the "double-click" running in kmoquerer. Not sure exactly how
> I achieved this. Went ot file asscoication and linked exw to exu and checked
> run in terminal, rebooted, and hey-presto now it works. Even when I am viewing
> a
> zip file, and want ot view a exw file, exu is the recommended pogram.
> 
> I think the problem with accessing wxIDE.edb is a database issue, and nothing 
> to do with wxIDE. I made everything uppercase as suggested, but no good. I did
>
> some searching and found wxedb-1.27 and downloaded that. Installed everything.
>
> I can run wxedb.exw, and even use it to access wxIDE.edb. But when I try to
> run
> Sql.exw I get:

It sounds like it's not finding the file.  I think it may have to do with
the way the command line is passed under linux.  For windows, you usually
get full path info as to where the executable is.  Not so under Linux.
So it depends on what the current directory is.  Try running wxIDE from
the command line, from the same directory, and see if you get different
results.  It also may depend on what the current directory is after you've
double clicked on a file.  I'm not entirely sure, but I've run into these
sorts of issues myself (I'm not a Linux guru by a long shot!).

I will hopefully be releasing the next version of wxIDE by this weekend,
and it allows you to specify where to look for its database and ini file,
so this should help you.

Matt Lewis

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