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Timestamp:
Feb 27, 2009, 2:13:29 PM (16 years ago)
Author:
rgrieder
Message:

Completed work on installation:

  • The CMake switch INSTALL_COPYABLE tells whether you will be able to move the installed directory or not. If TRUE then all folders, including log and config directory, will be put into the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX. Furthermore, relative paths are used, which get resolved at run time.
  • If INSTALL_COPYABLE is set to FALSE, the standard operating system directories will be used. That also means on Windows files get written to the Application Data/.orxonox folder instead of Program Files/Orxonox
  • Default configuration is INSTALL_COPYABLE=TRUE for Windows and FALSE for Unix
  • Split OrxonoxConfig.h.in in two to avoid complete recompiles when changing only a path or INSTALL_COPYABLE
  • Added a global constant character: CP_SLASH which stands for cross platform slash, meaning '/' on Unix and '
    ' on Windows
  • Core class now has methods getFooPath(), getFooPathString() and getFooPathPOSIXString() where Foo can be Media, Log or Config
  • getFooPathPOSIXString() will always return a directory formatted with slashes, even on Windows
  • getFooPath() returns a reference to the boost::filesystem::path
  • boost/filesystem.hpp does not get included to Core.h because it has a very large rat tail
  • The platform specific directory stuff gets done in Core::postMainInitialisation()
  • Adjusted all classes using the media path
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  • code/branches/buildsystem3/src/core/CommandLine.cc

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    303303        std::string filename = CommandLine::getValue("optionsFile").getString();
    304         boost::filesystem::path folder(Core::getConfigPath());
    305         boost::filesystem::path filepath(folder/filename);
     304        boost::filesystem::path filepath(Core::getConfigPath() / filename);
    306305
    307306        // look for additional arguments in given file or start.ini as default
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