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Re: IDL7 Paths, again [message #57313 is a reply to message #57303]

Wed, 05 December 2007 09:54

Vince Hradil
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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-{

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