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Re: LDLite 2.2 Released
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Tue, 10 Jul 2001 02:09:39 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Lars C. Hassing writes:
> Don Heyse wrote to Paul Gyugyi...
> > How about looking in the working directory first, then in the LDRAW
> > directory? MLCAD also looks in the working directory for config type
> > files, but I really think the LDRAW directory is a more natural place
> > for this stuff. Especially on Windows, which is typically a single user
> > system. On a unix system I'd say search the current directory,
> > the HOME directory, the directory of the executable, followed by the
> > the LDRAW directory.
>
> Please see http://home16.inet.tele.dk/hassing/l3p.html#searchpath
1. Inside the document if it is an MPD
2. The document's directory (the directory of the main model)
3. %LDRAWDIR%\P
4. %LDRAWDIR%\PARTS
5. %LDRAWDIR%\MODELS
This search strategy seems reasonable for a DAT file, but I thought
this was more along the lines of a resource file where you would put
global defaults in a well known place like the %LDRAWDIR% directory.
Then for multiuser systems you could override the global defaults with
personal default settings in location like the users HOME directory
on a unix system. This is a bit trickier for windows systems. My
list above just went from what I considered to be the most personal
to the most global. I guess the searchpath for DAT files goes from
most local to most global. To me there's a subtle difference between
personal and local.
But maybe that's just me...
Don
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