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In lugnet.cad.dev.mac, Allen Smith wrote:
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Im delighted to see another developer supporting the Macintosh.
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Im glad that Bricksmith can make use of them. Does it have a UI to add
new directories to the part search path?
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Nope, so I had feared it might not be able to access them. However, Ive
checked and Unofficial is hard-coded as the unofficial parts directory
name (in Source/Other/MacLDraw.h, for those following along at home). You
can set the LDraw directory, of course, so it will just look for an
Unofficial directory within that.
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Interesting. I wonder if it was just a coincidence that we both chose the
same hard-coded directory for Unofficial parts, or if Bricksmiths author
saw that I had used it. I suspect the former, since LDView didnt work on
the Mac.
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Yeah, LDraw/Unofficial just seemed like the logical choice. That was
feature that went nowhere, though. I never even documented it, because I
didnt think anyone else supported it. (L3P?) I really wish LDraw would
define a standard Unofficial parts folder. Right now I just set the Finders
label color to red for any unofficial parts and then blithely dump them in my
LDraw folder. Allen
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So far, we have maintained the old DOS convention of max. 8 chars and no SPACE
used in folder names. I realize that fewer and fewer programs and utils are made
in DOS evironments, maybe Im the only to still make quick n dirty programs in
Borland TC++ or in its likeness.
But yet, I havent heard anyting of letting go of the standrad either.
My question is: Do we still maintain the DOS naming convention in LDraw?
/Tore
(FOT: lugnet.cad.dev)
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