alepulver's activity
From 2012-05-15 to 2012-05-28
2012-05-28
- 09:35 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- OK. You might also want to change the part:
else if (!QFile::exists(dir.path()))
dir.setPath("");
to something l... - 06:13 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- Re: ~ expansion
Suppose I am under /some/directory and I have ~/DOOM.WAD there (that's the file DOOM.WAD under a dir... - 04:20 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- Well, you do have to worry if you're opening a file that starts with ~ (you'll expand it and fail). Not really a big ...
- 00:50 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- Patch to fix -iwad dir, and ignore ~/ (exp by shell)
*Attachments:*
* http://sourceforge.net/p/deng/bugs/_discuss/th...
2012-05-26
- 06:14 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- I've attached doomsday.diff, which removes code looking for "~/" in Unix, and fixes IWAD paths to files. Previously i...
- 04:35 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- I think I've identified most of the problems:
1)
Adding file path |/home/ale/temp/deng/builddir/blah one|
resulting ...
2012-05-25
- 09:09 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- OK.
Build 511 behaves the same. I'll try to track this problem tomorrow. - 06:51 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- About my comment on -DDENG_BASE_DIR=\"/usr/share/doomsday/\" , there was something missing: as you do want a " in the...
- 06:28 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- In engine/Makefile, DEFINES contains -DDENG_BASE_DIR=\"/usr/share/doomsday/\"
BTW the \" is not what you want (here ... - 04:25 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- strace -f doomsday -iwad <path...> | grep -i 'jdoom\|wad'
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* http://sourceforge.net/p/deng/bugs/_discu... - 04:03 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- After running "make clean", and removing "-j4" (for parallel building) it compiled.
But when executing, it does the... - 03:47 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- In the webpage the last build is 507. I've tried to compile from git but got an error (see the attached buildlog.txt).
2012-05-24
- 04:33 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- Compilation error from git
*Attachments:*
* http://sourceforge.net/p/deng/bugs/_discuss/thread/30e1def2/bb3c/attachm...
2012-05-19
- 08:49 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- Thanks for adding it to the roadmap. I would like to see a short term solution also, so I fixed string separation wit...
2012-05-18
- 20:07 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- No problem. Sorry if I sounded harsh before. I appreciate your efforts put into this project.
I believe fixing this ... - 19:21 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- > I guess that the reason you've had so much trouble with this is that you
> haven't yet tried to specify more than t... - 17:57 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- This means that argv[2] = "/home/ale/Downloads/blah blah/":
execve("/usr/bin/doomsday", ["doomsday", "-iwad", "/home/... - 17:07 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- About documentation of relative paths, the command (that searches for the strings "absolute" and "relative"):
$ man d... - 17:06 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- strace -f doomsday -iwad "$PWD/blah/" | grep blah
*Attachments:*
* http://sourceforge.net/p/deng/bugs/_discuss/threa... - 16:19 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- strace -f doomsday -iwad "$PWD/blah blah/" | grep blah
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* http://sourceforge.net/p/deng/bugs/_discuss/... - 07:40 Doomsday Engine Bug #1038: [Unix] Locating resource files (wad/pk3)
- Thanks for the reply.
About the relative path, if you consider it a feature instead of bug, then I think it should...
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