by randi » Mon Feb 18, 2013 8:00 pm
How is
r4142?
Zhs2 wrote:The path "./" of course tells GZDoom to look in the folder it is kept in first.
No, "./" tells it to look in the "current directory". If you run from the command line, this is whatever path you were on. If you run by double-clicking in Explorer, then this is the directory it's in. If you run by dragging-and-dropping a wad on top of it, this is probably the directory the wad is in.
The directory ZDoom is in will always be represented by $PROGDIR, not ./
Zhs2 wrote:Once ZDoom hits the variable $DOOMWADDIR while searching, the BFG Edition wads are loaded
No, $DOOMWADDIR is just a normal environment variable expansion. If you haven't manually set it up, then it amounts to nothing.
The search for Steam paths is automatic after everything in [IWADSearch.Directories] has already been checked.
How is [rev]4142[/rev]?
[quote="Zhs2"]The path "./" of course tells GZDoom to look in the folder it is kept in first.[/quote]
No, "./" tells it to look in the "current directory". If you run from the command line, this is whatever path you were on. If you run by double-clicking in Explorer, then this is the directory it's in. If you run by dragging-and-dropping a wad on top of it, this is probably the directory the wad is in.
The directory ZDoom is in will always be represented by $PROGDIR, not ./
[quote="Zhs2"]Once ZDoom hits the variable $DOOMWADDIR while searching, the BFG Edition wads are loaded[/quote]
No, $DOOMWADDIR is just a normal environment variable expansion. If you haven't manually set it up, then it amounts to nothing.
The search for Steam paths is automatic after everything in [IWADSearch.Directories] has already been checked.