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Thread Search Path Hierarchy
Fri, Apr 15 2016 10:45 AMPermanent Link

squiffy

Telemix Ltd.

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If I set multiple search paths in the project component settings (p.40 of the manual), do they search in order and stop on the first found?

Example, if I put :

c:\myProject\thisProject\project_custom\interfaces;c:\myProjects\global_custom\interfaces

into the projects settings, would it check the first one first and stop if found, allowing me to have a hierarchy of - project custom / global custom / environment paths / default system?

I've had a lot of IDE funnies the last week, most (probably all) fixed by a reinstall and probably caused by my meddling. So I really just want to check if I can rely on that being the case.

BTW I know I could just put them straight in the project directory for the first option, but in the name of keeping things neat I like the subdir option.
Mon, Apr 18 2016 4:03 AMPermanent Link

Matthew Jones

squiffy wrote:

> If I set multiple search paths in the project component settings
> (p.40 of the manual), do they search in order and stop on the first
> found?

Yes

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Matthew Jones
Mon, Apr 18 2016 5:28 AMPermanent Link

squiffy

Telemix Ltd.

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Thanks. Just checking as I've had some nutty things not work as expected the last week or so.
Mon, Apr 18 2016 5:36 AMPermanent Link

Matthew Jones

squiffy wrote:

> Thanks. Just checking as I've had some nutty things not work as
> expected the last week or so.

The one that catches me is that if you have a file open from another
location, it will use the open one, even if there is an earlier one in
the path. Makes sense, but can cause unexpected surprises.

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Matthew Jones
Mon, Apr 18 2016 10:37 AMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Matthew,

<< The one that catches me is that if you have a file open from another location, it will use the open one, even if there is an earlier one in the path. Makes sense, but can cause unexpected surprises. >>

That's a bug, and will be fixed in 2.05.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com
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