base path for scripts?
Posted: 28 May 2008 12:55
When I have this line
in a file that is in the scripts folder under the TextEd folder and try to run it, it returns this error:
Cannot open file "C:\Program Files\RJ TextEd\scripts\Fast Reports - Demo Scripts\PascalScripts\CreateNewFile.pas"
Why is that folder set as the base directory for scripts?
Maybe a setting in TextEd is necessary?
The obvious workaround is of course
but you can't have a variable on that line...
I have now solved this by using this:
but that's not the proper way of course...
Also, opening a template file and copy the contents into a new file will put the template file in the list of recently opened files, which is not what I'd like.
And is there a way of searching for text? I'd like to add
where the cursor should be placed. So I have to find the ^!, remove it, and leave the cursor at that position.
Jerry
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uses 'CreateNewFile.pas';Cannot open file "C:\Program Files\RJ TextEd\scripts\Fast Reports - Demo Scripts\PascalScripts\CreateNewFile.pas"
Why is that folder set as the base directory for scripts?
Maybe a setting in TextEd is necessary?
The obvious workaround is of course
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uses MainApp.AppDataPath + '\scripts\CreateNewFile.pas';I have now solved this by using this:
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^!Also, opening a template file and copy the contents into a new file will put the template file in the list of recently opened files, which is not what I'd like.
And is there a way of searching for text? I'd like to add
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^!Jerry