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Re: IDL7 Paths, again [message #57303] Wed, 05 December 2007 10:35 Go to previous message
Doug Edmundson is currently offline  Doug Edmundson
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Vince Hradil wrote:
> On Dec 5, 11:36 am, Doug Edmundson <do...@ittvis.com> wrote:
>> Vince Hradil wrote:
>>> I'm (still) trying to figure out the way I want to deal with paths in
>>> IDL7, so I thought I would remove my paths and just use the default
>>> ( Window->Preferences->IDL->Paths: Restore Defaults; OK ). Then I
>>> quit the Workbench and restart it and some of my path is back in
>>> there...??? It's nice to have options, but it would also be nice to
>>> be able to have control over the options...
>> Hi Vince,
>>
>> When the IDL Workbench starts up, it checks which projects are being
>> managed with respect to the path. For those that are, it adds them to
>> your path preference (and hence !path).
>>
>> You can easily disable this by going to your project's properties and
>> turning off the "Update IDL path..." property. To do this, right-click
>> on a project in the "Project Explorer" view, choose "Properties", go to
>> "IDL Project Properties" and deselect "Update IDL path preference when
>> project is opened or closed". You may want to do this for all projects.
>>
>> If this property is turned off for all projects, then the IDL Workbench
>> behaves exactly the same as the old IDE (with respect to paths ;-) ).
>>
>> Doug
>
> Thanks, forgot about that 8-{

No problem - it gives us a chance to respond for general consumption and
"get the word out" about how things work. Just about any feedback is
good feedback. If things are confusing to people, we'll know if we need
to tweak it for the next release. The whole "path management" thing
definitely has the potential to confuse!

Cheers,
Doug
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